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se⋅ri⋅a⋅tim

  [seer-ee-ey-tim, ser-]
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–adverb, adjective
in a series; one after another.
Origin:
1670–80; < ML seriātim, equiv. to seriāt(us) arranged in order (see series, -ate 1 ) + -im adv. suffix
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se·ri·a·tim   (sîr'ē-ā'tĭm, -āt'ĭm)   
adv.  One after another; in a series.

[Medieval Latin seriātim, from Latin seriēs, series; see series.]
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Main Entry: se·ri·a·tim
Pronunciation: "sir-E-'A-t&m, -'a-, -'ä-
Function: adverb
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin series succession of persons or things, series, from serere to join, bind together
: in a series : individually in a sequence seriatim>

Main Entry: seriatim
Function: adjective
: occurring or following in a series seriatim telephone calls —Professional Hockey Corporation v. World Hockey Ass'n, 191 California Reporter 773 (1983)>
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