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Definition of sequentially - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
orderin sequence or order
- The tasks were completed sequentially.
- The chapters were arranged sequentially in the book.
- Events unfolded sequentially throughout the day.
Origin of sequentially
Latin, sequentia (sequence) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Terms with sequentially included in their meaning
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sequentially
happening one after another
sequence to zero
reduce numbers sequentially towards zero
increment
increase a count sequentially
document
list with items numbered sequentially
audience
stadium crowd motion with people standing sequentially, forming a ripple
sequentially
following a specific sequence or method
sequence
sequentially in time or order
sequentially
one at a time or one by one
aerospace
rocket having stages that fire sequentially
metaphorical
overcome a series of obstacles sequentially
arrange sequentially
arrange in a sequence or order
security
secure entryway with two sequentially operated doors
technology
describing a circuit adding binary digits sequentially
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- French:séquentiellement, ...
- German:nacheinander, ...
- Italian:in sequenza, ...
- Spanish:secuencialmente, ...
- Portuguese:sequencialmente, ...
- Chinese:按顺序, ...
- Japanese:順番に, ...
- Arabic:بِتَسَلْسُل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרֶצֶף, ...
- Russian:последовательно, ...
- Ukrainian:послідовно, ...
- Hindi:क्रमशः, ...
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