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Adverbial one after another has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: One after AnotherDescription:The phrase "one after another" is used to describe a sequence in which multiple events, actions, or occurrences happen consecutively and in quick succession. It implies a continuous, uninterrupted flow of things happening in chronological order. Examples:As an Adverbial Phrase:1. I lined up all the dominoes and watched as they fell one after another. 2. She handed out the test papers to the students one after another. 3. The waves crashed onto the shore, one after another, in a mesmerizing rhythm. As an Pronominal Phrase:1. The children took turns blowing out the candles, one after another. 2. The audience members gave standing ovations to each actor, one after another. 3. The members of the team completed their assigned tasks one after another. As an Adjectival Phrase:1. In the marathon race, one after another runner crossed the finish line. 2. The students handed in their assignments one after another. 3. The chef plated the dishes one after another, showcasing his culinary skills. As an Noun Phrase:1. The burglaries in the neighborhood happened one after another, causing fear among residents. 2. The employees arrived at the meeting room one after another. 3. The team presented their ideas one after another during the brainstorming session. Related Products: | ||||
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