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incoming

adjective as in arriving

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adjective as in succeeding

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One member’s term expires every year, giving every incoming president the ability to shape the board to meet his or her own partisan preferences.

In their statement about the incoming CEO, the alliance called Walters a “conservative warrior in the fight for America’s future, restoring freedom, defending families, and proving that unions can be busted.”

From Salon

Now going into her second year, the 19-year-old has found a better balance and would advise incoming students to look after their mental health.

From BBC

The Oxford Union has condemned comments made by its incoming president appearing to celebrate the shooting of Charlie Kirk.

From BBC

In a new role as JV defensive coordinator, he deployed his gruff but humor-infused brand of coaching while welcoming a group of incoming ninth-graders to the program.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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