Success
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*[[Failure]] | *[[Failure]] | ||
*[[Frustration]] | *[[Frustration]] | ||
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- | ====Derived terms==== | ||
- | * [[successful]] | ||
- | * [[successfully]] | ||
- | * [[material success]] | ||
- | * [[financial success]] | ||
- | * [[social success]] | ||
- | * [[spiritual success]] | ||
== See also == | == See also == |
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Success may mean:
- a level of social status
- achievement of an objective/goal
- the opposite of failure
- Succès de scandale
Compare and contrast
See also
Namesakes
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