Regular and Serial

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Regular adjective - Appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time.

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Serial and regular are semantically related. in orderly topic. In some cases you can use "Serial" instead an adjective "Regular".

Serial adjective - Appearing in parts or numbers that follow regularly.

Usage example: “Uncle Tom's Cabin” first appeared as a serial novel from 1851 to 1852

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Regular and serial are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Regular" instead an adjective "Serial".

Sailor Moon has three non-serial movies tied to three of its five seasons with various degrees of success (though they do have a common problem of the current season's regular villains apparently deciding to take a short break).

Source: Non-Serial Movie
Agent Ryan, though not a regular, is obsessed with a serial killer case he never solved.

Source: That One Case
Most of the area's history following White settlement seems to be based on hastily-disguised conspiracies and scandals: the serial-killings that were actually comitted by Jack O'Lantern, the burning of an innocent witch in the 1970s, and the regular deaths that occur at Innsmouth Academy.

Source: Video Game / The Secret World

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