English edit

Etymology edit

From Latin succrescentia, from succresco.

Noun edit

succrescence (plural not attested)

  1. An outward growth from underneath.
    • 1650, Edward Marbury, A Commentarie, or Exposition Upon the Prophecie of Habakkuk:
      ſhe aboundeth in continuall ſuccreſcence of new ſeed.
    • 1663, John Wallis, The Correspondence of John Wallis, Volume II[1]:
      But it seems to be a protrusion or succrescence of tendonous matter grown hard and callous

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