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successors
noun as in posterity
Example Sentences
Supreme Court have ruled that Trump and his successors are de facto monarchs who are, in every meaningful sense, above the law.
And somewhere Wallace, who now has a CNN show, must be relieved to know his previous election season work set a journalistic bar that his old network's successors have yet to clear.
A power system where Biya, as the head of state, keeps his cards so close to his chest inevitably generates gossip about his own intentions for the 2025 election and about potential successors.
Specifically, for modern Villa players, there is 1982, an achievement that fills their supporters with pride, but sets a mighty yardstick by which their successors are matched.
Sheriffs tend to serve decades in office and routinely select their successors, effectively creating dynasties of closely controlled power.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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