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    debacle. 1. (Military) a sudden disastrous collapse or defeat, esp one involving a disorderly retreat; rout. 2. (Environmental Science) the breaking up of ice in a river during spring or summer, often causing flooding. 3. (Environmental Science) a violent rush of water carrying along debris.

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    1. One who precedes another in time, especially in holding an office or position. 2. Something that has been succeeded by another: The new building is more spacious than its predecessor. 3. An ancestor; a forebear. [Middle English predecessoure, from Old French predecesseur, from Late Latin praedēcessor : Latin prae-, pre- + Latin dēcessor, a ...