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- consecutive
- ensuing
- subsequent
- next
- sequential
- serial
- sequent
- successional
- succeeding
- alternating
- following after
- in line
- next off
- next up
- rotating
- seriate
- subsequential
- succedent
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Deppe believes that one must go through successive steps of preparation before one is fitted to attack the great concert works.
MUSIC-STUDY IN GERMANYAMY FAYMarked variation in the amount at successive examinations strongly suggests a neurosis.
A MANUAL OF CLINICAL DIAGNOSISJAMES CAMPBELL TODDSuccessive examinations may show normal, increased, or diminished hydrochloric acid, or even entire absence of the free acid.
A MANUAL OF CLINICAL DIAGNOSISJAMES CAMPBELL TODDOn lifting the fingers in successive order from the bottom end, we get the seven notes of the major scale.
THE RECENT REVOLUTION IN ORGAN BUILDINGGEORGE LAING MILLERIn successive letters he reiterates the caution to beware of surprise and treason, and his anxiety for constant news.
KING ROBERT THE BRUCEA. F. MURISONWho was it but its founder, that led the Conservative party through these successive stages of triumph?
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, NO. CCCXXXIX. JANUARY, 1844. VOL. LV.VARIOUSIn fact, each successive increase of weight is obtained at a greater expenditure of food.
ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRYTHOMAS ANDERSONThey announce to us successive generations of animals and plants; but they do not tell us how long these generations lived.
GOSPEL PHILOSOPHYJ. H. WARDUnder favourable conditions as many as four or five of these successive diminishing surf lines may be seen.
OUTLINES OF THE EARTH'S HISTORYNATHANIEL SOUTHGATE SHALERSuccessive defeats, and the formidable front of the enemy, make it the more stimulating.
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