success
UK: səkˈsɛs | US: səkˈsɛs
n. the accomplishment of an aim or purpose
n. the attainment of fame, wealth, or social status
n. a person or thing that achieves desired aims or attains prosperity
The word "success" originates from Latin successus, the past participle of succedere ("to come close after, follow"). It combines sub- (under/near) + cedere (to go), reflecting the idea of "advancing or following closely." Over time, it evolved to signify favorable outcomes or achievements, emphasizing progression toward a goal.
Her hard work led to her success in the competition.
The company celebrated another year of financial success.
He attributed his success to perseverance and luck.
Success often requires both talent and opportunity.
The project was a success, exceeding all expectations.