A thing which comes after something else in sequence or time; a person who or thing which succeeds someone or something else; a sequel…

One who succeeds another in an office, dignity, function, or position. Const. of, to (the predecessor), in, to, †of (the thing succeeded to)…

A person who comes after; a descendant; a successor. Also in plural: future generations, posterity.

A descendant (of a remote or unspecified kinship); a successor. Obsolete.

A thing that follows another. Obsolete.

One who (occasionally a thing which) succeeds another; a successor. Now rare.

A successor.

With plural agreement. Successors, followers.

One who comes in: in the general sense (opposed to outgoer) and with various specific applications; e.g. (a) one who comes in or has come in from…

A person or thing that follows or comes after another. Usually in plural. Now rare.

In extended use. A person who or thing which rises from the ashes of a predecessor; something which is renewed after apparent annihilation.

A person who or thing which supersedes another (in various senses of supersede, v.).

A person who or thing which supersedes another; = superseder, n.

One of a succeeding generation. Chiefly in plural the less distinguished successors of an illustrious generation. Also in Latin form (chiefly with…

Law. sequels in estate: (a person's) successors in a holding.