Nexus and Sequence

Nexus

Nexus noun - A series of things linked together.
Usage example: the oft-repeated claim that any person on the planet can be connected to any other person through a nexus of six relationships
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Sequence and nexus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sequence" instead a noun "Nexus".

Sequence

Sequence noun - A series of things linked together.
Usage example: a sequence of events that no one predicted

Nexus and sequence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Nexus" instead a noun "Sequence".

Both words in one sentence

  • Fighter-Launching Sequence Ultraman Nexus featured the launching sequence of the Chrome Chesters in the series' opening sequence for the first 25 episodes of the series.
  • Video Game / Dead Space 3 When all of them are gone, the Nexus starts the same sequence, except there's no more weak points to attack.
  • Reactor Boss The final battle against Nexus in Breakdown is in many ways a Reactor Boss fight, since he's essentially a giant red ball in the center of the room (which you punch to death after breaking out of a hallucinary LSD sequence it tries to send you into).
    Source: Reactor Boss
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