-
the
act
of
entering
upon
or
attaining
to
a
position
or
right
-
agreeing
with; "
assenting
to
the
Congressional
determination"
-
the
act
of
attaining
or
gaining
access
to
a
new
office
or
right
or
position (
especially
the
throne); "
Elizabeth's
accession
in
1558"
-
something
added
to
what
you
already
have; "
the
librarian
shelved
the
new
accessions"; "
he
was
a
new
addition
to
the
staff"
-
(
civil
law)
the
right
to
all
of
that
which
your
property
produces
whether
by
growth
or
improvement
-
a
process
of
increasing
by
addition (
as
to
a
collection
or
group); "
the
art
collectin
grew
through
accession"
-
A
coming
to;
the
act
of
acceding
and
becoming
joined;
as,
a
king's
accession
to
a
confederacy.
-
Increase
by
something
added;
that
which
is
added;
augmentation
from
without;
as,
an
accession
of
wealth
or
territory.
-
A
mode
of
acquiring
property,
by
which
the
owner
of
a
corporeal
substance
which
receives
an
addition
by
growth,
or
by
labor,
has
a
right
to
the
part
or
thing
added,
or
the
improvement (
provided
the
thing
is
not
changed
into
a
different
species).
Thus,
the
owner
of
a
cow
becomes
the
owner
of
her
calf.
-
The
act
by
which
one
power
becomes
party
to
engagements
already
in
force
between
other
powers.
-
The
invasion,
approach,
or
commencement
of
a
disease;
a
fit
or
paroxysm.
-
The
act
of
coming
to
or
reaching
a
throne,
an
office,
or
dignity;
as,
the
accession
of
the
house
of
Stuart; -
applied
especially
to
the
epoch
of
a
new
dynasty.
-
A
coming
to,
as
by
succession
or
by
right;
the
acquirement
of
property
by
improvement,
growth,
or
labor
expended.
-
Act
of
coming
to;
increase.
-
Attainment;
assent;
agreement;
person
or
thing
added.
-
A
coming
to;
an
acceding
or
assenting
to;
the
act
of
being
joined
to;
increase
by
something
added;
that
which
is
added;
augmentation:
the
act
of
arriving
at
a
throne,
an
office,
or
a
dignity.
Acquisition
of
property
due
to
increase
by
growth
or
by
labour
expended.
The
commencement
of
a
disease.
-
An
increase;
an
addition;
an
arriving
at;
that
which
is
added.
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