consecutive (Meaning)

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consecutive (s)

one after the other

in regular succession without gaps

successive (without a break)

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consecutive (r)

in a consecutive manner

consecutive Sentence Examples

  1. He won the championship for the third consecutive year, showcasing his dominance in the sport.
  2. The team lost five consecutive games, leading to frustration among the players and fans alike.
  3. She completed ten consecutive laps around the track without stopping, demonstrating her endurance.
  4. The company has reported consecutive quarters of growth, signaling a positive trend in its performance.
  5. The marathon runner set a new record by running 26 consecutive miles without slowing down.
  6. The artist's paintings have been exhibited in consecutive galleries across the country.
  7. The teacher praised the student for submitting consecutive assignments on time, showing dedication to their studies.
  8. The orchestra performed three consecutive concerts to sold-out audiences, receiving standing ovations each night.
  9. After working for seven consecutive days, he finally took a well-deserved day off to relax.
  10. The company's stock price has risen for ten consecutive trading days, reflecting investor confidence in its prospects.

FAQs About the word consecutive

one after the other, in regular succession without gaps, successive (without a break), in a consecutive manner

successive, straight, uninterrupted, succeeding, in series, continuous, back-to-back,sequential, later, following

nonconsecutive,nonconsecutive, nonsequential, nonsequential, inconsequent,inconsequent, inconsecutive,inconsecutive

He won the championship for the third consecutive year, showcasing his dominance in the sport.

The team lost five consecutive games, leading to frustration among the players and fans alike.

She completed ten consecutive laps around the track without stopping, demonstrating her endurance.

The company has reported consecutive quarters of growth, signaling a positive trend in its performance.