Successful Səkˈsesfl Project Winning Adjective Experiment Congratulated Completion

• the experiment was entirely successful.
• we congratulated them on the successful completion of the project.
• he's always been highly successful in his work.
• they were successful in winning the contract.

successful

1. achieving your aims or what was intended
• The experiment was entirely successful.
• We congratulated them on the successful completion of the project.
• He's always been highly successful in his work.
• They were successful in winning the contract.
• No one can be successful at everything.
• I wasn't very successful at keeping the news secret.

Extra Examples

• The alliance was ultimately successful in getting its message across.
• The operation was only partially successful.
• Their attempts had not been entirely successful.
• We hope the party will be successful in the elections.
• Winning is the only way they can feel successful.
• She had a phenomenally successful period as manager.
• He had been successful at every job he had done.
• The company has been successful in controlling costs.
• I received a letter saying that my application had been successful.
• The police became more successful at clearing up crime.
• The successful candidate will be responsible for a large research project.
• This is one of the most successful advertising campaigns in recent history.
• Further tests proved successful.
2. having become popular and/or made a lot of money
• OPPOSITE unsuccessful
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• The play was very successful on Broadway.
• a successful actor/businessman
• She has had a long and successful career in television.
• The company has had another successful year.

Extra Examples

• What makes a new product successful?
• She has appeared in some of the most popular and successful films of the last couple of decades.
• Successful businesses are built by strong teams.
• The show was wildly successful.