interchangeable
by turns
alternately
vicibus
on the trot
one at a time
one by one
one after the other
one after another
consecutive
end for end
in turn
alternate
backward
alternation
successionally
reciprocation
interrepeat
intercut
vicissitude
alternatingly
about
reversely
successory
successionary
row
serially
subsecutive
on the heels of
sequent
in a row
successive
serial
antimonotone
sequential
thick
thickly
alternating
intersequence
on the bounce
seriality
wiggle
continual
follow on
run
patterned advance
consecution
rotating
interrecurrent
antichronological
turn-taking
alternacy
progression
oscillating
continually
interstreak
parasynchronous
behind
array
every other
history
successantly
reiterant
in line
reversally
perennial
in order
divergence
toing and froing
oscillationlike
tandemwise
reordering
posterior
streakedly
chronological sequence
successively
counterreversal
upon
inverse
imbricate
retroverse
succession
sequence
successiveness
chronological succession
saltatory
palindrome
reversative

English words for 'Following each other in alternate succession; alternating.'

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