successive in Latin
successive in Latin is alternus — successive means following one after another without interruption.
successive in Latin
alternus
Coming one after the other in a series.
What does "successive" mean?
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adjective Following one after another without interruption.
"It rained on four successive days, so the picnic was cancelled again."
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successive in a sentence
- It rained on four successive days, so the picnic was cancelled again.
- She was late for work on three successive mornings.
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What is "successive" in Latin?
"successive" in Latin is alternus. successive means: Following one after another without interruption.
How do you use "successive" in a sentence?
Example: "It rained on four successive days, so the picnic was cancelled again." In Latin, "successive" is alternus.
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