Definition of antecessor in English:

antecessor

noun ˈantɪsɛsə

1A person who precedes another as holder of a position, office, title, etc.
2An ancestor, a forebear; (more generally) a member of a preceding generation.
3Chiefly historical. A predecessor in the possession of property; a person from or through whom property is inherited.
4A precursor or antecedent; a thing which has been followed or replaced by another.
5A teacher of law at a school or university. Now historical (especially Ancient History).

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From (i) Anglo-Norman antecessour, Anglo-Norman and Middle French antecesseur predecessor, ancestor.

Definition of antecessor in US English:

antecessor

nounˈantɪsɛsə

1A person who precedes another as holder of a position, office, title, etc.
2An ancestor, a forebear; (more generally) a member of a preceding generation.
3Chiefly historical. A predecessor in the possession of property; a person from or through whom property is inherited.
4A precursor or antecedent; a thing which has been followed or replaced by another.
5A teacher of law at a school or university. Now historical (especially Ancient History).

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From (i) Anglo-Norman antecessour, Anglo-Norman and Middle French antecesseur predecessor, ancestor.

词汇	antecessor
释义	Definition of antecessor in English: antecessor noun ˈantɪsɛsə 1A person who precedes another as holder of a position, office, title, etc. 2An ancestor, a forebear; (more generally) a member of a preceding generation. 3Chiefly historical. A predecessor in the possession of property; a person from or through whom property is inherited. 4A precursor or antecedent; a thing which has been followed or replaced by another. 5A teacher of law at a school or university. Now historical (especially Ancient History). Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From (i) Anglo-Norman antecessour, Anglo-Norman and Middle French antecesseur predecessor, ancestor. Definition of antecessor in US English: antecessor nounˈantɪsɛsə 1A person who precedes another as holder of a position, office, title, etc. 2An ancestor, a forebear; (more generally) a member of a preceding generation. 3Chiefly historical. A predecessor in the possession of property; a person from or through whom property is inherited. 4A precursor or antecedent; a thing which has been followed or replaced by another. 5A teacher of law at a school or university. Now historical (especially Ancient History). Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From (i) Anglo-Norman antecessour, Anglo-Norman and Middle French antecesseur predecessor, ancestor.
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