🇬🇧 Consecutively meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Consecutively” means things happen in a row, one right after the other, with no breaks in between. If you do something five times consecutively, you do it five times in a line, without pausing or skipping any.

Dad told three dad jokes consecutively, and even the houseplants groaned.

The rooster crowed consecutively at 5:00, 5:01, and 5:02, just to make sure we were triple annoyed.

I tried to do ten jumping jacks consecutively and invented a new move called “gasping on the floor.”

Our coach made us run laps consecutively until my legs started sending me breakup texts.

Grandpa told the same story consecutively three days in a row; we now know it better than the alphabet.

He set dominoes in a long row; she tapped one. They fell consecutively, striking the next consecutively, toppling consecutively, knocking coins consecutively, spinning a toy consecutively. Sunlight caught the motion; the table shook, a cup rolled and spilled blue paint. They both laughed, breathless and proud, and cleaned up together, smiling.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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