adjective

consecutive

consecutive, successive, sequential

He won the prize for three consecutive years.

He won the prize for three consecutive years.

We had five consecutive days of rain.

We had five consecutive days of rain.

((consecutive)) + noun He won for three consecutive years.

Synonyms: successive, sequential, in a row; Antonyms: non-consecutive, intermittent

From Latin 'con-' (together) + 'sequi' (to follow). Literally 'following together'.

Think of the word 'sequence'. Consecutive things happen in a sequence, one after the other.

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