Movement
Movement noun - The act or an instance of changing position.
Succession and movement are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Succession" instead a noun "Movement".
Succession
Succession noun - Acquisition of property by descent or by will.
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Movement and succession are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Movement" instead a noun "Succession".
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- On the other hand, it's revealed that no one actually likes Ozai, with his supporters mainly being those who benefited from having him in power, and once Zuko finds evidence that proves that Ozai killed people himself, he's disqualified from succession and the movement loses steam.
Source: Reality Ensues / Fan Fic - Roaming around in packs, they are hard to hit due to their erratic zigzag movement and can easily overwhelm unprepared players with their spread shots, which they can fire in quick succession.
Source: Demonic Spiders / Roguelikes -
As movement also decides in what succession the units get their turn, this can be crucial even in the late game, because somehow it seems as if Angels are just one point faster than devils, and other such ridicules.
Source: Geo Effects
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