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seriate
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se·ri·ate  (sîr-t, -t)
adj.
Arranged or occurring in a series or in rows.
seri·ately adv.
seriate [ˈsɪərɪɪt]
adj
forming a series
seriately  adv
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In a curriculum development class I teach every Thursday evening during the school year, I reconcile theory and practice, not in a separate, seriated fashion, but rather simultaneously.
Problem-based curriculum development for leaders by Poppink, Sue / Academic Exchange Quarterly
He made many subparts before adding them to his tower and seriated these parts according to stability.
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His remarks are pure parataxis and they become hypnotic as a result, an effect seen most clearly when his statements are presented in the seriated way in which he delivered them: Our nation was horrified.
Verbal certainty in American politics: an overview and extension by Hart, Roderick P.; Childers, Jay P. / Presidential Studies Quarterly
 
 
 
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