Definition of successively in English:

successively

adverb səkˈsɛsɪvlisəkˈsɛsɪvli

Immediately one after another.
he served successively as a major and a lieutenant-colonel
three letters of successively decreasing length
Example sentencesExamples
- As we climbed into the hills, each country road became successively poorer and civilization more remote.
- During World War II, his hometown was successively occupied by Italians, Germans, and insurgent Communists.
- After the outbreak of the First World War, he served successively in the Foreign Office's western, war, and contraband departments.
- In 1960 he was recruited by the publishing house, where he became successively editorial director and managing director.
- Seeking her hand for his son-in-law Maximilian, the emperor Diocletian sent two of his officers successively to negotiate the marriage.

Definition of successively in US English:

successively

adverbsəkˈsesivlēsəkˈsɛsɪvli

Immediately one after another.
he served successively as a major and a lieutenant-colonel
three letters of successively decreasing length
Example sentencesExamples
- Seeking her hand for his son-in-law Maximilian, the emperor Diocletian sent two of his officers successively to negotiate the marriage.
- In 1960 he was recruited by the publishing house, where he became successively editorial director and managing director.
- During World War II, his hometown was successively occupied by Italians, Germans, and insurgent Communists.
- After the outbreak of the First World War, he served successively in the Foreign Office's western, war, and contraband departments.
- As we climbed into the hills, each country road became successively poorer and civilization more remote.

单词	successively
释义	Definition of successively in English: successively adverb səkˈsɛsɪvlisəkˈsɛsɪvli Immediately one after another. he served successively as a major and a lieutenant-colonel three letters of successively decreasing length Example sentencesExamples As we climbed into the hills, each country road became successively poorer and civilization more remote. During World War II, his hometown was successively occupied by Italians, Germans, and insurgent Communists. After the outbreak of the First World War, he served successively in the Foreign Office's western, war, and contraband departments. In 1960 he was recruited by the publishing house, where he became successively editorial director and managing director. Seeking her hand for his son-in-law Maximilian, the emperor Diocletian sent two of his officers successively to negotiate the marriage. Definition of successively in US English: successively adverbsəkˈsesivlēsəkˈsɛsɪvli Immediately one after another. he served successively as a major and a lieutenant-colonel three letters of successively decreasing length Example sentencesExamples Seeking her hand for his son-in-law Maximilian, the emperor Diocletian sent two of his officers successively to negotiate the marriage. In 1960 he was recruited by the publishing house, where he became successively editorial director and managing director. During World War II, his hometown was successively occupied by Italians, Germans, and insurgent Communists. After the outbreak of the First World War, he served successively in the Foreign Office's western, war, and contraband departments. As we climbed into the hills, each country road became successively poorer and civilization more remote.
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