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nonconsecutively

  • a word derived from consecutively.
    consecutively
    adverb
    one after another, or one part after another, without interruption; in succession.
  • a word derived from nonconsecutive.
    nonconsecutive
    adjective
    not consecutive; not in an uninterrupted numerical or logical sequence.

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She further highlights this by arranging the sequences nonconsecutively; “It’s my last day of work at the Hotel C.,” she writes in an early passage.

From Los Angeles Times ● Dec. 23, 2021

Another shaky Republican winner was Ohio's James Rhodes, 69, who has served nonconsecutively as Governor for a total of twelve years.

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