Successive (adjective)

1. Following one another in sequence.
2. Following as a result of what has gone before.
3. Occurring in quick succession.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french successif, from successus "following", from the verb succedere (see succeed).

Examples:

1. The successive waves of immigration brought new people and new cultures to the city.
2. The successive days of rain caused the river to swell and flood the surrounding area.
3. The successive defeats of the team were devastating and led to calls for the coach to resign.
4. The successive wins of the company were a testament to its innovative products and efficient operations.
5. The successive months of hard work and determination finally paid off with the team's championship victory.