Consecutive
Consecutive adjective - Following one after another without others coming in between.
Usage example: the team's winning streak has lasted for seven consecutive games
Later and consecutive are semantically related. in in sequence topic. In some cases you can use "Later" instead an adjective "Consecutive".
Nearby Words: consecution, consecutively
Later
Later adjective - Being, occurring, or carried out at a time after something else.
Consecutive and later are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consecutive" instead an adjective "Later".
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- Two consecutive Euros and one World Cup later, and they started looking like the Boring Invincible Hero instead, at least until 2014.
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This is later done intentionally with both Mothra and Godzilla, respectfully, in two consecutive fights with flocks of gyaos, giving them power surges in order to transform them back into their true giant forms in order to fight off the gyaos.
Source: Summon Bigger Fish -
Later, the CO is woken up by the team calling in on an unsecure satphone...after missing two consecutive radio calls.
Source: Film / Lone Survivor
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