Consecutive and Specified

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Consecutive adjective - Following one after another without others coming in between.

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Specified and consecutive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Specified" instead an adjective "Consecutive".

Nearby Words: consecution, consecutively

Specified adjective - Clearly and explicitly stated.

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Consecutive and specified are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consecutive" instead an adjective "Specified".

The spirits are supposed to come on three consecutive nights, at specified times.

Source: Literature / A Christmas Carol
In most games, the player simply has to keep their spouse's Heart Meter maxed out for a specified length of time (usually 60 days after marriage, not necessarily consecutive) to result in pregnancy.

Source: G-Rated Sex
Subaru uses this against Kai as well; when Kai uses his usual dodge of demanding that someone beat him in Kill-Ballad before he does anything, Subaru simply continues challenging him to consecutive fights until he won, since there's no limit to the number of rounds specified.

Source: Visual Novel / Robotics;Notes

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