Associations to the word «Successor»
Noun
- Seniority
- Interim
- Tokugawa
- Constantinople
- Habsburg
- Sovereign
- Musa
- Bishop
- Sufi
- Mao
- Emir
- Sultanate
- Rus
- Claudius
- Hasan
- Assyrian
- Ahmad
- Contemporary
- Grandson
- Avignon
- Consecration
- Dharma
- Legitimacy
- Synod
- Mughal
- Byzantine
- Mongol
- Vacancy
- Guru
- Richelieu
- Ali
- Elector
- Anjou
- Lyndon
- Bahadur
- Matthias
- Lucius
- Ferdinand
- Monarchy
- Son
- Presidency
- Stalin
- Appointment
- Abba
- Sultan
- Gaius
- Nawab
- Duchy
- Xxiii
- Din
- Xvi
- Xii
- Xiii
- Ibm
- Thebes
- Pasha
- Fief
- Demise
- Dissolution
- Iv
- Swami
- Palatine
- Viii
- Retirement
- Iii
- Brigham
- Jin
- Edict
- Malik
- Judah
- Viceroy
- Axiom
- Conqueror
- Inauguration
- Thatcher
- Akbar
- Yugoslavia
- Vi
- Montenegro
- Wessex
Wiktionary
SUCCESSOR, noun. A person or thing that immediately follows another in holding an office or title.
SUCCESSOR, noun. The next heir in order or succession.
SUCCESSOR, noun. A person who inherits a title or office.
SUCCESSOR, noun. (arithmetic) (set theory) The integer, ordinal number or cardinal number immediately following another.
Dictionary definition
SUCCESSOR, noun. A person who follows next in order; "he was President Lincoln's successor".
SUCCESSOR, noun. A thing or person that immediately replaces something or someone.
SUCCESSOR, noun. A person who inherits some title or office.
Wise words
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