Words Containing UCCE

Lack of success; failure.

Plural of NONSUCCESS.

Plural form of succedaneum, meaning substitutes.

Acting as a substitute for something else.

A substitute, especially a medicine taken in place of another.

Plural of SUCCEDANEUM.

Following or coming after in sequence.

Plural of SUCCEDENT.

To achieve a desired goal or outcome.

Able to be successfully achieved.

Past tense of SUCCEED.

Agent noun of SUCCEED.

Plural of SUCCEEDER.

Present participle of SUCCEED.

In a manner that follows one after another.

Third-person singular present tense of SUCCEED.

In a cathedral, one who sings responses to the precentor.

Plural of SUCCENTOR.

The office or position of a succentor in a choir.

Plural of SUCCENTORSHIP.

The French form of success, often used in English contexts.

The achievement of an aim or goal.

In a successive order; one after another.

Plural of SUCCESS.

Achieving a favorable or intended outcome.

In a manner that achieves a desired outcome.

The condition or state of being successful.

The act of following in order or a series of things one after another.

Relating to or resulting from succession.

In a manner relating to succession or sequence.

A person who emphasizes regular succession in events or offices.

Plural of SUCCESSIONIST.

Without succession.

Plural of SUCCESSION.

Following one another in uninterrupted sequence.

In a sequential order, one following another.

The quality of following one after another in time.

Without success; unsuccessful.

Without achieving success.

The condition of having no success.

A person or thing that takes over a role or position from another.

Pertaining to a successor or succession.

Plural of SUCCESSOR.

The state or position of being a successor.

Plural of SUCCESSORSHIP.

Not followed or replaced by a successor.

A lack of success.

Plural of UNSUCCESS.

Not achieving the desired result.

In a manner that fails to achieve success.

Not happening in sequence or order.