successfulness

successfulness
The state or condition of being successful.

The successfulness of a business depends on many things.


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  • successful — adjective Date: 1588 1. resulting or terminating in success < a successful attempt > 2. gaining or having gained success < a successful investor > • successfully adverb • successfulness noun …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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