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  suc

  abbreviation

  successor.
• suc-
  suc-

  variant of sub- before c: succeed.

suc

¹ American  

abbreviation

1. successor.

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suc- ² American  

1. variant of sub- before c: succeed.

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Example Sentences

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This suc... oh, hang on, yes she is.

From The Guardian ● Feb. 9, 2011

The ardor cooled after the suc cess of U.S. space explorations made it seem that America was first once more.

From Time Magazine Archive

Chapelle has suc ceeded Dunton in her heedlessly wavering affections.

From Time Magazine Archive

Most suc cessful, most notorious of all communist experiments was the Oneida Community, scene of the "world's one great experiment in human eugenics."

From Time Magazine Archive

In favour of the former hypothesis are such passages as the following: I., 4, 84: “May you suc prosper.”

From Philip Massinger by A. H. Cruickshank

The back-to-back suc- cesses made the pair a force to be reckoned with and probably led the studio to let them produce and direct Aliens.

From Time Magazine Archive

Senator James C. Couzens, progressive ex-Mayor of Detroit and suc- cessor to Mr. Newberry, declared in a public memorandum that demagogues throughout the country are magnifying the difficulties under which railways are operating.

From Time Magazine Archive

He sank his whole fortune financing and building the plane that won the Schneider Cup from Italy in 1922, defended it suc- cessfully the next year.

From Time Magazine Archive

Nothing could be said about the authority in this commissioning, whether it is primarily by virtue of apostolic suc- cession or by virtue of election by the pastor's contemporaries.

From Time Magazine Archive

Peter or Perrin Tomacelli, called the cardinal of Naples, elected by fourteen cardinals the 2d Nov. 1289, to suc- ceed Urban VI.; died 1404 208.

From The Power Of The Popes by Pierre Claude Fran?ois Daunou