Succeed

usgb/səkˈsiːd/
verb

To achieve the results you want or were hoping for.

He is determined to succeed in his chosen career.
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Often appears as...

  • succeed in achieving
  • succeed in doing
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Personal goals

Use 'succeed' when discussing personal achievements or fulfilling objectives.

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She studied hard and succeeded in passing the exam.
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With prepositions

'Succeed' often pairs with 'in' to create phrases like 'succeed in life' or 'succeed in business'.

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Mark wants to succeed in sports.
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Positive outcome

Indicates a favorable result, especially after facing difficulties or obstacles.

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Despite the setbacks, the team succeeded.
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