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Definition
happening in a specific order — especially chronological order
- I didn't know the sequence; you didn't tell me.Chapter 9 (81% in)
- Then do everything in sequence.Chapter 11 (58% in)
- There was a gap in the sequence; a space needed filling.Chapter 12 (26% in)
- He said that we had been forced to concentrate on a 'toothless sand shark while the hammerhead roamed free,' I believe that was the phrase, although my sequence may be wrong.Chapter 16 (53% in)
- The success of the operation was traced to the American's obtaining the accurate codes to the Gemeinschaft account, a feat made possible by penetrating the bank's numerical sequence related to year, month and day of entry, standard procedure for confidential holdings.Chapter 18 (87% in)
- Jacqueline Lavier had been followed, her death inevitable but out of sequence.Chapter 29 (80% in)
- But he could not make the call himself; the sequence of events had been too rapid, he had to hold back, store his own information.Chapter 29 (88% in)
There are no more uses of "sequential" in The Bourne Identity.
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