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sequential
[ si-kwen-shuhl ]
adjective
- characterized by regular sequence of parts.
- Business. by comparison with the immediately preceding period, usually a fiscal quarter:
a sequential increase in gross profit.
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Derived Forms
- seˈquentially, adverb
- sequentiality, noun
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Other Words From
- se·quen·ti·al·i·ty [si-kwen-shee-, al, -i-tee], noun
- se·quen·tial·ly adverb
- non·se·quen·tial adjective
- non·se·quen·ti·al·i·ty noun
- un·se·quen·tial adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sequential1
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Example Sentences
First-party data allow also for sequential targeting, which is a marketing technique that uses a sequence of ads to tell a story and convince the audience to convert over time, across different devices.
It has been observed that awareness can be vastly increased through high impact sequential ads.
The creatives used for sequential targeting should have the same look and feel so that the consumer feels familiar with them and also recalls the brand’s image but should be evolved as we walk down the funnel.
The sequential tactic is highly effective as most consumers use multiple digital devices before making a purchase or using a service.
Such “sequential molting,” they say, suggests that Microraptor was an adept and frequent flier.
It gives you a mixture of sequential number questions, synonyms, and odd-one-out pictures.
So he began hunting for sequential issues, finding packs of Spider-Man, Steel, and Hawkman along the way.
The four events have been sequential: Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Florida.
They have been assigned sequential letters A-L, and hyperlinks are provided to facilitate inspection of the note.
Plate 26 suggests the sequential progression of steps leading to the potter's working drawing.
They merely suggest technical guidance, in order that his progress may be sequential and fitted to his increasing skill.
Any two event-particles on a point-track are sequential, so that they cannot lie in the same moment.
Where there is such a lack of agreement, it will not be easy to map out a sequential course of study that will satisfy everybody.
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