1. A sequence or succession of things following one after another in order.
Usage: Plural form of consecution.; Formal or technical usage.
2. In logic and rhetoric, the logical connection or relationship between propositions or ideas.
Usage: Formal or academic usage.

Examples

• The consecutions of events in the historical timeline were carefully documented.
• The composer used consecutions of musical phrases to build tension throughout the piece.
• In formal logic, consecutions describe how one statement follows from another.
• The consecutions of cause and effect are essential to understanding the narrative.
• The architect planned the consecutions of spaces to create a natural flow through the building.