Synonyms for successes
suc·cess·es

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1. List of paraphrases for "successes":

   success, achievements, stories, accomplishments, achievement, victories, triumphs, successful

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1. Andreas Simic:

   Let the failures of today be the springboards for tomorrow. If you let them they will lead you to even more successes!

2. Katy Perry:

   …We took a long time to put this judging panel together, as you might have noticed, and that was because we wanted to get it right and we wanted judges with credibility, who knew what they were talking about, were huge successes in their own right, who were articulate and who generally cared about the contestants. And that's the difference. I think these guys really care about the contestants, and it wasn't so much about the judges. It's more about the contestants. i think we all have our expertise. Obviously, Luke can speak on a lot more country things. Lionel can speak on everything because he's a legend. I've got a little bit of my pop lane. But I think that we all bring strengths….

3. Larry Kudlow:

   The American President wants to go on the trip, the American President is at ease with all of these tough issues. The American President's proven The American President to be a leader on the world stage. And The American President's achieved great successes, I might add, in foreign policy. So I don't think there's any issue there at all.

4. Gadi Eizenkot:

   The successes against ISIS raise the probability, in my eyes, that we will see them turning their guns both against us and against the Jordanians.

5. Avital Norman Nathman:

   We see our successes in our own children so when we allow them to fail, that also kind of reflects on us ... and so it's uncomfortable but we need to get there because otherwise we're going to have these helpless kids who either feel incredibly entitled and who would want that, or helpless, they don't know how to do things for themselves.