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Often used in the same context:
successor,
counterpart,
tenure,
outgoing,
forebear,
helm,
protege,
contemporaries,
incarnation,
namesake,
appointee,
boss,
stewardship,
proconsul,
directorship,
technocrat,
legacy,
protegee,
compatriot,
underlings,
chief,
kindler,
administrations,
acolyte,
ilk,
loyalists,
ouster,
heir presumptive,
reins,
eminence grise,
president,
departure,
forbearer,
adroitness,
detractors,
rivals,
countryman,
chief executive,
piker,
resignation,
head honcho,
chairmanship,
nynex,
heir apparent,
mentor,
outspokenness,
reign,
pragmatist,
humbler,
editorship,
leadership,
interregnum,
colleague,
crony,
brawnier,
incumbent,
balder,
modernizer,
lieutenants,
deputy,
antoninus pius,
ousting,
encomium,
subordinates,
appointment,
hatchetman,
zippier,
defenestration,
figurehead,
generalissimo,
fangio,
chunkier,
brethren,
beefier,
trustbuster,
disciple,
chancellor,
baronetcy,
lincolnesque,
clement attlee,
praetorian guard,
retread,
adms,
dissembler,
treasurer,
cousin,
holdover,
latter,
adenauer,
forerunner,
espousal,
honcho,
doppelganger,
apparatchik,
duumvirate,
henchman,
consigliere,
confidant,
sidekick,
visage,
stabler,
predecessors,
forerunners,
contemporary,
ancestors,
forebears,
ancestor,
commentator,
forbears,
founder,
successors,
biographer,
martyr,
precedent,
apologist,
author,
authors,
discoverer
More specific:
forefather
Appears in the definition of:
come before,
conodont,
doughboy,
inherit,
precede
More general:
forerunner,
precursor
Also try:
— Adjectives for predecessor:
immediate,
great,
illustrious,
famous,
distinguished,
direct,
century,
worthy,
ancient,
english,
french,
more...
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