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Definition of sequence
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Sequence
(n.) Any
succession
of
chords
(or
harmonic
phrase)
rising
or
falling
by the
regular
diatonic
degrees
in the same
scale;
a
succession
of
similar
harmonic
steps.
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Produce
::
Produce
(v. i.) To yield or
furnish
appropriate
offspring,
crops,
effects,
consequences,
or
results..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) A hymn
introduced
in the Mass on
certain
festival
days, and
recited
or sung
immediately
before
the
gospel,
and after the
gradual
or
introit,
whence
the
name..
Ecbasis
::
Ecbasis
(n.) A
figure
in which the
orator
treats
of
things
according
to their
events
consequences.
Emigre
::
Emigre
(n.) One of the
natives
of
France
who were
opposed
to the first
Revolution,
and who left their
country
in
consequence..
Law
::
Law (n.) In
matematics:
The rule
according
to which
anything,
as the
change
of value of a
variable,
or the value of the terms of a
series,
proceeds;
mode or order of
sequence..
Forecast
::
Forecast
(n.)
Foresight
of
consequences,
and
provision
against
them;
prevision;
premeditation..
Consequence
::
Consequence
(n.) A
proposition
collected
from the
agreement
of other
previous
propositions;
any
conclusion
which
results
from
reason
or
argument;
inference.
That
::
That
(pron.,
a.,
conj.,
& adv.) To
introduce
a
consequence,
result,
or
effect;
--
usually
preceded
by so or such,
sometimes
by
that..
Exophthalmia
::
Exophthalmia
(n.) The
protrusion
of the
eyeball
so that the
eyelids
will not cover it, in
consequence
of
disease..
Criminate
::
Criminate
(v. t. ) To
involve
in a crime or in its
consequences;
to
render
liable
to a
criminal
charge.
Inconsequentness
::
Inconsequentness
(n.)
Inconsequence.
Owing
::
Owing (P. p. & a.) Had or
experienced
as a
consequence,
result,
issue,
etc.;
ascribable;
-- with to; as,
misfortunes
are often owing to
vices;
his
failure
was owing to
speculations..
Therefore
::
Therefore
(adv.)
Consequently;
by
consequence.
Tierce
::
Tierce
(n.) A
sequence
of three
playing
cards of the same suit.
Tierce
of ace, king,
queen,
is
called
tierce-major..
Deter
::
Deter (v. t.) To
prevent
by fear;
hence,
to
hinder
or
prevent
from
action
by fear of
consequences,
or
difficulty,
risk, etc..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) Any
succession
of
chords
(or
harmonic
phrase)
rising
or
falling
by the
regular
diatonic
degrees
in the same
scale;
a
succession
of
similar
harmonic
steps.
Succentor
::
Succeeding
(n.) The act of one who, or that
which,
succeeds;
also, that which
succeeds,
or
follows
after;
consequence..
Material
::
Material
(a.) Of solid or
weighty
character;
not
insubstantial;
of
cinsequence;
not be
dispensed
with;
important.
Sympathize
::
Sympathize
(v. i.) To feel in
consequence
of what
another
feels;
to be
affected
by
feelings
similar
to those of
another,
in
consequence
of
knowing
the
person
to be thus
affected..
Escheat
::
Escheat
(n.) The
falling
back or
reversion
of
lands,
by some
casualty
or
accident,
to the lord of the fee, in
consequence
of the
extinction
of the blood of the
tenant,
which may
happen
by his dying
without
heirs,
and
formerly
might
happen
by
corruption
of
blood,
that is, by
reason
of a
felony
or
attainder..
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