Seriatim (adverb)
seer-ee-ay-tim
In a series; one after another.
Seriatim was first recorded in 1670–80 and comes from the Medieval Latin word seriāt(us), “arranged in order.”
Example sentences
“The avid reader always tackled a new book series seriatim, reading one novel after another without skipping a beat.”
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