Following continuously in an unbroken or logical sequence. She won three consecutive championships, proving her dominance in the sport.
(Law) Of two or more prison sentences: to be served one after the other rather than at the same time. The defendant received two consecutive five-year sentences.
(Music) Relating to two or more parts or notes that move in the same direction by the same interval, especially successive perfect fifths or octaves. The exercise avoids consecutive fifths between the bass and tenor voices.