Collocations for succession - noun
1. series of people, things, etc.
ADJECTIVE
endless,
long,
never-ending
constant, continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted
quick, rapid, rapid-fire
We lost three secretaries in quick succession.
constant, continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted
quick, rapid, rapid-fire
We lost three secretaries in quick succession.
whole
A whole succession of presidents had tried to resolve the issue without success.
A whole succession of presidents had tried to resolve the issue without success.
PREPOSITION
in succession
There has been a rise in crime for the second year in succession.
There has been a rise in crime for the second year in succession.
succession of
This set in motion a succession of events.
This set in motion a succession of events.
2. right to have an important position after sb else
ADJECTIVE
orderly
The party has always attempted to secure an orderly succession of leaders.
The party has always attempted to secure an orderly succession of leaders.
disputed
dynastic, hereditary
presidential
dynastic, hereditary
presidential
PHRASES
the line of succession,
the order of succession
He is next in (the) line of succession to the throne.
He is next in (the) line of succession to the throne.
the right of succession
succession to the throne
succession to the throne