Definition

A person who achieves success or follows someone in a position or role.

Example

After years of hard work, she became a succeeder in her field.

Conversation

I heard that Jason is going to be the next succeeder in our department.

That makes sense; he's always so dedicated to his work.

Yeah, it's exciting to see someone like him take charge.

I agree! It’ll be great to have a true succeeder leading us.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Succeeder** → It is formed from "suc-" (from Latin "sub-", meaning under or below) and "cedere" (meaning to go or yield). The word refers to someone who goes after or follows another, particularly in a position or role.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'goes after' ('suc-') another person in a role or position — that's why a succeeder is someone who follows or takes over.

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