Sequentially
Sequentially adverb - In succession without others coming in between.
Usage example: number the art prints in the limited edition sequentially so that collectors will know which one they have
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Synonyms for Sequentially
Together and sequentially are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Together" instead an adverb "Sequentially".
Together
Together adverb - In succession without others coming in between.
Usage example: for three days together the stubborn child refused to eat
Sequentially and together are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sequentially" instead an adverb "Together".
Nearby Word: togetherness
Both words in one sentence
- Title Montage: The Final episode in Series 7 used one which cut together footage from the previous six openings sequentially before showing Dominik on the show's new setting, then doing the same thing with the GamesMaster (who had undergone a makeover each year) before bringing up the title.
Source: Series / Games Master -
Well before modern memory types became available, early machines still needed to store their data — even the ENIAC, which didn't even have storable program (it was controlled by sequentially wiring all the modules together) had some storage for data.
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Day Hurts Dark-Adjusted Eyes: See Cool Shades Debut Queue: Goes hand-in-hand with Putting the Band Back Together—we start with the Blues Brothers, then meet every member of their band sequentially as they track them down.
Source: Film / The Blues Brothers
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