Passed and Succeed

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Succeed is an antonym for passed in decide not to do topic.

Nearby Words: pass, passage, passing, passable

Succeed verb - To turn out as planned or desired.

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Passed is an antonym for succeed.

Nearby Word: succeeding

Before Edward's final illness, there were no doubts that he would eventually marry and father a large family of sons, rendering moot the Succession Act passed in Henry's lifetime (where Mary, then Elizabeth, would succeed Edward if he died without heirs of his own).

Source: Useful Notes / The House of Tudor
The Bill of Rights passed in 1689 had stipulated that Mary's sister Anne would succeed William and Mary to the throne should Mary die childless.note Had William remarried, his children with his new wife would have come after Anne and her issue in the line of succession.

Source: Useful Notes / The House of Stuart

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