noun

sequence

sequence, order, series, succession

The tasks must be done in the correct sequence.

The tasks must be done in the correct sequence.

The film has a dramatic action sequence.

The movie has a dramatic action sequence.

A sequence of numbers appeared on the screen.

A sequence of numbers appeared on the screen.

a sequence of (sth.) He described the sequence of events.

in sequence Please arrange the cards in sequence.

Synonyms: series, order, succession, progression; Antonyms: disorder, randomness

From Latin 'sequentia' (a following), which comes from 'sequi' (to follow).

A 'sequel' to a movie 'follows' the first one. A sequence is a series of things that 'follow' one another.

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