accession
Pronunciation: [æk'sɛʃən]
Word
Context: "politics"
(noun) when someone officially joins a group or organization, especially in a government or royal context. It's like when a new leader starts their job and becomes part of a team.
Example
Her accession to the throne was celebrated with a big ceremony.
Example
His accession to the committee was blocked by the other members.
Example
What happens during a royal accession event?
Context: "law"
(noun) the process of gaining possession of something, often property or rights. It's like when you get something new, like a toy or a game, that you didn't have before.
Example
The accession of the new land to the estate expanded its size.
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The accession of the property was delayed due to legal issues.
Example
What is the process for the accession of new land?
Context: "biology"
(noun) when something increases or adds to an existing collection or group. Like when you keep collecting stamps and get some new ones to add to your album.
Example
The accession of new species to the ecosystem helps it thrive.
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The accession of fewer birds this year worried the scientists.
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What factors influence the accession of new species in this area?
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