Successive and True

Successive

Successive adjective - Following one after another without others coming in between.
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Synonyms for Successive

True and successive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "True" instead an adjective "Successive".

True

True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.

Successive and true are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Successive" instead an adjective "True".

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  • Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action Of course, the true madness lies in the fact that successive halves technically do nothing to dilute the effect of each one... and the half-dragon template can be applied multiple times.
  • On the other hand, Harry's mother (a wizard herself) was the only child of the incredibly powerful Ebenezar McCoy, while Maggie Dresden is expected to be powerfully gifted herself, meaning that wizardry bred true in at least four successive generations of this family.
  • Video Game / DonPachi Sequel Escalation: Each successive game one-ups its predecessor in many different aspects: overall bullet density, your ship's firepower, scoring, combos, and the difficulty of the bosses, especially the True Final Bosses.
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