In turn, in succession (around a circle of people, etc.); alternately (between two people). Now U.S. regional (rare) and in turn about and turn and…

by rew: in order, successively. Also in rew. Cf. by row at phrases 1a(a), in row at row, n.1 phrases 1e. Obsolete.

= in order at phrases 2. Obsolete.

To follow in time or in a sequence. intransitive. As present participle in various adverbial phrases with the sense ‘in succession; afterwards in…

In succession; in the proper sequence, according to rank, seniority, size, position, date, etc.

In succession.

Consecutively, in succession.

In succession, in order; = seriatim, adv.

In following time or order; consecutively, subsequently. Obsolete.

One after another, one by one in succession; in serial order; in turn.

in sequence: one after another.

In succession.

successively, consecutively.

In the sequel, subsequently; = consequently, adv. 1. Obsolete.

In succession; successively. Obsolete.

Successively. Obsolete.

quasi-adv.

In a series, in series; sequentially; in serial order or arrangement.

In continuous succession, continuously.

Of time: consecutively, without a break.