IPA: /səˈkɛdnt/
KK: /səˈkɛdnt/
Referring to something that comes after or follows another in order or time.
The succedent events in the story helped to build suspense.
Succedent is formed from "succedere" (meaning to follow after) and the suffix "-ent" (indicating an agent or something that performs an action). The word refers to something that follows or comes after another thing, particularly in a sequence or order.
Think of something that 'follows after' — 'succedere' means to follow, and '-ent' indicates it is doing the action. This helps you remember that 'succedent' refers to something that comes after.