The term 'in sequence' can be defined by a variety of words, such as 'ORDERED' (7 letters), 'SUCCEEDING' (10 letters), 'SERIAL' (6 letters), 'ENSUING' (7 letters), 'PROGRESSIVE' (11 letters), 'SEQUENTIAL' (10 letters), 'serially' (8 letters), and 'seriatim' (8 letters). These words all refer to the idea of something happening in a particular order or sequence. For example, 'ORDERED' implies that something is arranged in a specific order, while 'SUCCEEDING' suggests that one thing follows another in a logical progression. Similarly, 'SERIAL' and 'SEQUENTIAL' both refer to something happening in a particular order, and 'ENSUING' and 'PROGRESSIVE' both suggest that something is happening in a continuous or ongoing manner. Finally, 'serially' and 'seriatim' both refer to something happening in a series or succession.