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
Next and consecutive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Next" instead an adjective "Consecutive".
Nearby Words: consecution, consecutively
Next
Next adjective - Being the one that comes immediately after another.
Usage example: she was next in line for concert tickets
Consecutive and next are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consecutive" instead an adjective "Next".
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- This event must be repeated for the next two consecutive weeks (likewise with clear weather), of which on the last one, the beings will give you a special item that will help you clone a being that is similar to their species and then is able to be raised as a proper fighting monster.
Source: Guide Dang It / Monster Rancher -
There's also the sequence in the next episode "Enter The Shredder" where there are several consecutive attacks by different turtles in red masks when they fight Bebop and Rocksteady at the zoo.
Source: Off Model / Western Animation -
He did a lot to help his tribe lose two consecutive challenges, but he celebrated a little too much when they won the next one.
Source: Series / Survivor
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