Future
Future adjective - Of a time after the present.
Successive and future are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Successive" instead an adjective "Future".
Successive
Successive adjective - Following one after another without others coming in between.
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Synonyms for Successive
Future and successive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Future" instead an adjective "Successive".
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- The failure of successive dark champions present and future has created an imbalance in favor of the light.
Source: Fan Fic / Project Dark Jade - When it was written, the future of the country was still not a certain thing, so every time the anthem is played, it is as if you are asking for reassurance that the country has made it through each successive hardship.
Source: Ear Worm / National Anthems -
Phlebotinum Breakdown: The Laplace Mail that predicts the future begins to glitch out with each successive day, either because you're successfully screwing destiny or because more and more demons are being summoned to Earth.
Source: Video Game / Devil Survivor
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