Successive in Tagalog

Successive in Tagalog translates to “sunud-sunod,” “magkakasunod,” or “patuloy” depending on context—referring to things that follow one after another without interruption. These terms capture the continuous, sequential nature that Filipinos use to describe consecutive events or actions.

Definition:

• Successive /səkˈsɛsɪv/
• Adjective: Following one another or following others in uninterrupted sequence or order.
• Adjective: Characterized by or involving a series of repeated actions or occurrences without gaps.

Synonyms in Tagalog: Sunud-sunod, Magkakasunod, Patuloy, Tuluy-tuloy, Walang tigil, Magkakasunod na, Paulit-ulit

Examples:

• Ex1_EN: The team won three successive championships in remarkable fashion.
• Ex1_PH: Ang koponan ay nanalo ng tatlong sunud-sunod na kampeonato sa kahanga-hangang paraan.
• Ex2_EN: She missed five successive classes due to illness.
• Ex2_PH: Limang magkakasunod na klase ang kanyang na-miss dahil sa sakit.
• Ex3_EN: The country experienced successive economic downturns over the past decade.
• Ex3_PH: Ang bansa ay nakaranas ng sunud-sunod na pagbagsak ng ekonomiya sa nakaraang dekada.
• Ex4_EN: Each successive attempt brought him closer to his goal.
• Ex4_PH: Bawat sunud-sunod na pagtatangka ay nagdala sa kanya nang mas malapit sa kanyang layunin.
• Ex5_EN: The successive failures did not discourage her determination.
• Ex5_PH: Ang magkakasunod na kabiguan ay hindi sumira sa kanyang determinasyon.