How Do You Spell SUCCEEDED?

Pronunciation: [səksˈiːdɪd] (IPA)

The word "succeeded" is spelled with a "c" and two "e's" in the middle. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is pronounced /səkˈsiːdɪd/. The "c" and "e" combination represents the "s" sound while the next "e" represents the long "e" sound. This word means to achieve a goal or fulfill a purpose. It is important to double-check the spelling of words like "succeeded" as misspelling it could lead to misunderstanding or confusion in written communication.

SUCCEEDED Meaning and Definition

1. Succeeded, as a verb, refers to the act of achieving a desired or intended outcome, goal, or result. It implies accomplishing or attaining something that was aimed for. Success is usually associated with positive results, progress, advancement, or triumph in various endeavors, such as personal or professional endeavors, academic pursuits, or even in overcoming obstacles or challenges.

   When someone says they have succeeded in a particular task or objective, it suggests that they have accomplished what they set out to do. It often signifies proficiency or proficiency in a particular field or domain. Success is different for every individual, and it can take many forms, depending on their personal aspirations and circumstances.

   To succeed requires hard work, determination, perseverance, and often involves setting clear goals and making consistent efforts towards their fulfillment. The attainment of success may also involve gaining recognition, achieving praise, or acquiring wealth or status. However, success is not solely measured by external factors but can also be defined by personal satisfaction or a sense of fulfillment in one's pursuits.

   The concept of success is subjective, as each person determines their own path and objectives. What constitutes success for one person may differ from another. As such, the definition of "succeeded" can vary depending on the context and individual perspectives.

Top Common Misspellings for SUCCEEDED *

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* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

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Etymology of SUCCEEDED

The word "succeeded" is derived from the Latin word "succedere", which means "to go under, follow after, or come close after". It combines the prefix "sub-" meaning "under" and the root "cedere" meaning "go" or "move". Over time, the verb form "succedere" evolved into "succeed" in English, which means to follow in order or to accomplish a desired outcome. The past tense and past participle form of the verb, "succeeded", denotes the completion of a successful action or achieving a goal.

Conjugate verb Succeeded

CONDITIONAL

I would succeed

we would succeed

you would succeed

he/she/it would succeed

they would succeed

FUTURE

I will succeed

we will succeed

you will succeed

he/she/it will succeed

they will succeed

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have succeeded

we will have succeeded

you will have succeeded

he/she/it will have succeeded

they will have succeeded

PAST

I succeeded

we succeeded

you succeeded

he/she/it succeeded

they succeeded

PAST PERFECT

I had succeeded

we had succeeded

you had succeeded

he/she/it had succeeded

they had succeeded

PRESENT

I succeed

we succeed

you succeed

he/she/it succeeds

they succeed

PRESENT PERFECT

I have succeeded

we have succeeded

you have succeeded

he/she/it has succeeded

they have succeeded

I am succeeding

we are succeeding

you are succeeding

he/she/it is succeeding

they are succeeding

I was succeeding

we were succeeding

you were succeeding

he/she/it was succeeding

they were succeeding

I will be succeeding

we will be succeeding

you will be succeeding

he/she/it will be succeeding

they will be succeeding

I have been succeeding

we have been succeeding

you have been succeeding

he/she/it has been succeeding

they have been succeeding

I had been succeeding

we had been succeeding

you had been succeeding

he/she/it had been succeeding

they had been succeeding

I will have been succeeding

we will have been succeeding

you will have been succeeding

he/she/it will have been succeeding

they will have been succeeding

I would have succeeded

we would have succeeded

you would have succeeded

he/she/it would have succeeded

they would have succeeded

I would be succeeding

we would be succeeding

you would be succeeding

he/she/it would be succeeding

they would be succeeding

I would have been succeeding

we would have been succeeding

you would have been succeeding

he/she/it would have been succeeding

they would have been succeeding