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Meanings of succeeding in English
Coming after or following.
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Examples for "preceding"
Examples for "preceding"
1
Regulation was far lighter in the years preceding the world's financial crisis.
2
Methods: Details of the methods used are provided in the preceding paper.
3
To the second question the preceding action had offered no definitive answer.
4
The British government confirmed it had received a letter preceding legal action.
5
Tinaja similar in form and size to the preceding; black polished ware.
Usage of succeeding in English
1
The chances of the current terms succeeding, therefore, are just about nil.
2
He said there was a high likelihood of the new offer succeeding.
3
Describe the character of the money used in 1783 and succeeding years.
4
But smart, calculated risks where you have a good chance at succeeding.
5
But to what extent is it actually succeeding as a business model?
6
That was quite the fashionable punishment in this and the succeeding reign.
7
The country still presented the same features; one large valley succeeding another.
8
But in the century succeeding his death the country relapsed into barbarism.
9
It becomes clear that we'll be succeeding only in the first matter.
10
Finally, Anders decided a blanket invitation had the best chance of succeeding.
11
The latter was destroyed by others for succeeding at the same goal.
12
The three succeeding causes supplied their valor with the most formidable arms.
13
And despite the aggressive threats from over the water, they are succeeding.
14
The succeeding ages have changed nothing except the watchwords of the armies.
15
The athlete commenced, and made many attempts without succeeding in lifting it.
16
Epidemiologists say this points to quarantine succeeding in slowing the disease's spread.
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Succeeding through the time
Succeeding across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common