accession
/æk'seʃn/
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Definition
Noun:
- The act of attaining or gaining access to a new office, right, or position (especially the throne): "Accession" refers to the formal process of assuming a high office, most commonly a monarchy.
- The right to enter: It can denote a legal or official right of entry or admission.
- Agreement or consent (often unwilling): "Accession" can mean the act of agreeing to or accepting a demand or condition.
- Something added to what you already have: It refers to a new item added to a collection, such as in a library or museum.
- (Civil law) The right to all that your property produces: A legal term for the right to the fruits and profits of one's property.
- A process of increasing by addition: The act of growing a collection or group by adding new items or members.
Verb:
- To make a record of additions to a collection: The act of formally recording a new item as part of an inventory, such as in a library or archive.
Examples of Usage
Noun:
- The nation celebrated the king's accession to the throne.
- The treaty requires the accession of all member states.
- The museum's new accession is a rare painting from the 17th century.
- His accession to the board of directors was announced yesterday.
Verb:
- The librarian will accession the donated books next week.
Advanced Usage
"Accession to power": The act of assuming a position of authority or control.
- His accession to power marked the beginning of a new political era.
"Instrument of accession": A formal legal document by which a state agrees to be bound by a treaty.
- The country signed the instrument of accession to the international convention.
Variants and Related Words
Accession number (n): A unique identifier assigned to an item when it is added to a collection.
- Each artifact has an accession number in the catalog.
Accessional (adj): Relating to or of the nature of an accession.
- The accessional rites were performed during the coronation.
Synonyms
- Assumption (n): The act of taking up a position or role.
- Acquisition (n): Something obtained or added, especially for a collection.
- Adherence (n): Agreement or attachment to a group, cause, or treaty.
- Enthronement (n): The ceremony of installing a monarch on the throne.
Related Phrases
Accession date: The specific date on which a person assumes office or an item is added to a collection.
- The accession date for the new sculpture is recorded as March 15th.
Accession negotiations: The process of discussing and agreeing to the terms for joining an organization or treaty.
- The accession negotiations with the trade bloc are ongoing.
Related Idioms
- To come to accession: (Formal/Literary) To attain a high position or office.
- He came to accession after a long period of political turmoil.
Noun
- the act of attaining or gaining access to a new office or right or position (especially the throne)
- Elizabeth's accession in 1558
- the right to enter
- agreeing with or consenting to (often unwillingly)
- accession to such demands would set a dangerous precedent
- assenting to the Congressional determination
- 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 collection grew through accession
Verb
- make a record of additions to a collection, such as a library