RE: Vocab-ability–211 (seque, secut, su = follow, continue) – A More Powerful Vocabulary (earn UpVotes with “Vocab Practice” exercise)

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MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

1. Consecutive.
   He has been defeated in the Olympic Games three times consecutively, but he never gives up in trying.

2. Sequence.
   It is significant to perform the process in sequence, otherwise the system will ABEND.

3. Sequel.
   There is a sequel to this magnificent story of the Ottoman Empire’s bravery in conflict.

4. Consequence.
   Because he was found guilty of stealing a necklace from the department store, he’ll be punished as a consequence for stealing.

5. Persecute.
   No one wants or desire to be persecuted for the sake of nonsense persecution by the tyrants.

6. Non sequitur.
   Her second testimony to the court appeared to be a non sequitur based on the first evidence of statement showed.

7. Pursue.
   He wanted to pursue a career in fashion designing in the fashion industry.

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[majes.tytyty]

Good work!