A word "succeeded" that I've met in a text have broken my understanding of a sentence. Can smb help?
The sentence:
Interestingly, the orlistat treated animals tended to eat slightly more the succeeded to reach similar amounts of food intake as control rats.
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This usage of the word "succeeded" is definitely a mistake or a typo. Maybe it's supposed to be "slightly more than needed," or something along those lines. But in the context, the use of "more the succeeded" makes no sense.
Just use context clues to figure out what the article meant.
-Native speaker.
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