accessional

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The library's accessional collection includes many rare books.

Definition

Adjective:
- Relating to or constituting an accession: The word "accessional" describes something that pertains to an accession, which is the act of attaining a new position, rank, or right, or the act of joining or being added to something.
- Additional; supplementary: It can also describe something that is added or supplemental.

Examples of Usage

Adjective:
- The accessional ceremony for the new king was held in the cathedral. (This describes the ceremony related to the king's attainment of the throne.)
- The library's accessional records show a steady increase in new acquisitions. (This refers to records pertaining to items being added to the collection.)
- The treaty included accessional clauses for future member states. (This describes clauses related to joining or being added to the treaty.)

Advanced Usage

"Accessional growth": Growth achieved by addition or accession.
- The museum's accessional growth has been remarkable this decade.
In a formal or legal context: Often used to describe events, documents, or rights associated with the act of accession.
- The accessional declaration was signed by all parties.

Variants and Related Words

Accession (n): The act of attaining a position or right; the act of joining or being added; something that has been added.
- Her accession to the presidency was historic.
Accessioner (n): A person who accessions items (e.g., in a museum or library).
Accessionally (adv): In an accessional manner.

Synonyms

Additional: Added to something else.
Supplementary: Completing or enhancing something when added to it.
Accretional: Pertaining to growth by gradual addition.
Inaugural: Marking the beginning of an institution, activity, or period (specifically for the attainment of office).

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The library's accessional collection includes many rare books.

Adjective