sequentially
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4.5
- adverb
- /sɪˈkwɛnʃəli/
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secuencialmente
- Three digits were presented sequentially, one per second, in each of 10 trials.
- teach sequentially
- presented sequentially
- arranged sequentially
It seems that human beings reason this kind of sequentially, sort of.
- It seems that human beings reason this kind of sequentially, sort of.
- He single tasks sequentially with a focus that's hardcore.
- They could and often will occur sequentially.
- And they just sequentially bring on quality of life policies and get them implemented.
- A video is a bunch of images that don't have these sequential relationships, but then the the images are arranged sequentially.
- And I'm just going to run sort of sequentially through all of these and not talking about Tris so much, just in interest of time.
- Each age group is sequentially less and less time on the toilet.
- And there's this conversation going on sequentially in the place where the organ will form.
- So by by the very essence of queer theory, she did, she disrupts and and subverts her own thinking sequentially.
Examples
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The process forms a chain with each step sequentially linked to the next.
Academic text (2013) -
The Orton-Gillingham approach employs multisensory techniques to teach language structures sequentially, explicitly, systematically, and cumulatively.
Academic text (2015) -
The players are going to move sequentially in each turn.
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And we're going to play sequentially with the players.
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The intervention was effective when it was sequentially introduced to each classroom environment.
Academic text (2013) -
OK, you got your streets going this way and they're numbered sequentially for the most part.
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Specific parent and child behaviors were scored sequentially as they occurred during each interval.
Academic text (1994) -
When I plotted these anomalies sequentially, a pattern emerged.
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Students whose exit slips reveal them needing the most assistance would sequentially rotate through Stations 2 and 3.
Academic text (2013) -
The players are going to move sequentially in each turn.
Synonyms
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3.3
Happening one after another or as a result of what happened before
186
1.4
Things happen one after another, not at the same time
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2.8
Done in separate parts, each finished before the next
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2.3
Things follow each other without a break
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2.0
With no pause between actions or events
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4.1
Happening one after another without a break
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5.8
In order, one after another
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4.4
One thing happens after another
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5.8
Placed end to end so each depends on the previous
Antonyms
How Sequential
Surface Forms
Morphology
sequentially = sequential (transparent) = sequence + al + ly
A standard adverb formed by adding -ly to the adjective 'sequential', which itself is transparently formed from 'sequence' + -al.
Etymology
Sequentially comes from the old Latin word sequi, which means 'to follow', and the English word sequence, a list of things in order, shows this idea. So, to do something sequentially is to do it 'one after the other' or 'in order'.