The action of a person or thing following, or succeeding to the place of, another; the coming of one person or thing after another; also, the…

The action of passing successively from each item or term of a series to the next; succession; (also) an instance of this; a series, a sequence. in (…

More generally: the onward course of something in space or time; succession or sequence of time, events, actions, etc. Cf. course, n. 17. Obsolete.

= consequence, n. 2a 2b 3b, consequentness, n.

Order, orderly sequence. Obsolete. rare.

The action or fact of following in succession or order; sequence, succession; course. Obsolete.

The fact of following after or succeeding; the following of one thing after another in succession; an instance of this.

esp. Union in a series or chain, of which the things united form as it were links.

A linking into a chain; connection like that between the links of a chain; arrangement in a connected series; connected succession.

The course or main sequence of a treatise, discourse, etc. Cf. pursuit, n. 3b. Obsolete.

Succession, sequence (of events or phenomena).

The state or quality of being successive.

(see quot.).

the quality of being sequential.