successive

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Happening one after another without a break.

Meaning of «successive»

adjective

happening one after another without a break

She won the competition for three successive years.

Translation

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«successive» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

coming one after another

consecutiveone right after another, nothing betweenIt rained for five consecutive days.

successiveformalcoming one after another over time; formalThe team won three successive games.

sequentialin a fixed order, step by stepPlease number the pages in sequential order.

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