Verb:

స్వీకరించడం, రాణించాలంటే, క్రమంలో వస్తాయి,

succeeds's Usage Examples:

standard screen fare", "it entertainingly succeeds in avoiding the static, stagy look of many previously filmed operas.

When Genosha closes borders, Kelly sent Gambit to take Magneto's helmet and cripple Genosha; Gambit succeeds in the latter task but loses the helmet.

Even though cohesion is not maintained in this example, the text producer still succeeds in achieving the goal of finding out if the text receiver wanted a piggyback.

It is during this time that Macy succeeds in being able to comfort her mother.

Raoul Péret succeeds Malvy as Minister.

Looking east, one mountain succeeds another, with precipitous ravines, volcanic, rugged, and in many places impassable, as if all the fusible.

Jarmen Kell leads the attack, and ultimately succeeds in forcing the bulk of US forces be withdrawn from Europe to defend the homeland.

Not every thought to every thought succeeds indifferently.

A storm breaks out and Garrett desperately tries to save a family from a sinking boat and succeeds to save two out of three; however, in the process, he himself drowns.

Splendid magazine said of Tenacious D, As entertainment, Tenacious D succeeds surprisingly well – for the first few listens.

June 1933: Kurt Schmitt succeeds Alfred Hugenberg as Reich Minister of Economics.

" He was also known as Pachgantschihilas and Petchnanalas, meaning a "fulfiller" or "one who succeeds in all he undertakes.

884 BC: Ashurnasirpal II succeeds his father Tukulti-Ninurta II as king.

Synonyms:

assay, make it, hit, nail down, seek, try, bring home the bacon, clear, run, nail, negociate, work, arrive, go far, get in, luck out, hit the jackpot, essay, win, pull off, bring off, reach, carry off, pass, deliver the goods, attain, accomplish, attempt, achieve, come through, peg, act, pan out, manage,

Antonyms:

overact, inactivity, activity, discontinue, fail,