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The sequence of events leading to the accident was carefully reviewed by the investigators.sequence = ordered set
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Please start at the beginning and tell the story sequentially.sequentially = in chronological order
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She has a gift for breaking a complex task into a simple series of sequential steps.sequential = specifically ordered
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She is outstanding at sequential reasoning while he excels at leaps of intuitive insight.sequential = step-by-step
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The sequence of events in the novel kept the readers engaged and eager to find out what happens next.sequence = ordered set
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They detonated both of them in sequence, just a few seconds apart. (source)sequence = one after the other
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One by one, in sequence, I tugged on each of the ropes, (source)sequence = order (the order in which the ropes are arranged)
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She seems to be performing operations in the wrong sequence. (source)sequence = order of events
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As everybody knows, nothing enhances silly action sequences more than really cheesy animation.† (source)
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Always remember, fencing requires a mastery of skills that are sequential and hierarchical in nature. (source)sequential = happening in a specific order
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Anyway, you see, I had your DNA sequenced.† (source)
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I'm afraid we can't do much until I've had a chance to analyze your blood samples and map your DNA sequencing.† (source)
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The cars are not sequentially numbered, and it takes me a while to find car 48.† (source)sequentially = in a specific order
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Her carefully planned sequence of events was disrupted, (source)sequence = happening in a specific order
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But the moment it was over, another one started to build again, and she started to feel them in long sequences, one right after the next.† (source)
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In point of fact the three actions of perceiving, determining, and responding were sequential; but so infinitesimal were the intervals of time between them that they appeared simultaneous.† (source)sequential = in order
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According to Annabeth, who'd seen the show before, the blasts would be sequenced so tightly they'd look like frames of animation across the sky.† (source)
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