one by one
one at a time
successionary
successory
successionally
ascend
thickly
thick
on the bounce
in line
successoral
successionism
on the trot
consecutive
serial
interchangeable
successive
sequent
sequential
heirdom
afteryears
vicissitude
continually
at last
at long last
finally
row
successor
ultimately
in the end
rotate
successional
get
handed-down
behind
tralatitious
geneagenesis
heritage
inheritance
filial
proleptical
vicibus
hand down
one after the other
on the heels of
retrocessional
cross-generational
one after another
thrice removed
history
alternately
subsecutive
descend
-geny
obsoletion
post-dynastic
continual
sequence
renewal
intragenerationally
persistent
intergenerationally
in turn
intraregnal
seriality
intergeneration
successantly
predegeneration
retro-operative
succession
predispersal
renewing
cyclodevelopmental
course
chronomodulated
multidecadal
autoregenerative
retromarginal
forefather
on
throneworthy
feudally
twice removed
about
preterient
middle
trigenerative
retrospectical
backcast
take one's turn
retrocessively
rematuration
forepassed
multigenerationally
run

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