What does "one after the other" mean and give some examples?
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Think of a row of dominoes falling, one after the other. Now think of people in a city dying from an epidemic disease, one after the other. "One after the other" indicates a number of people or things caught in an unstoppable sequential process, without a break, going one after the other. Another example might be a row houses caught in strong hurricane winds or a large fire, collapsing one after the other.
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