Antonyms for back-to-backback-to-back

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1. back-to-back, consecutiveadjective

   one after the other

   "back-to-back home runs"

   Antonyms:
   preceding(a)

   Synonyms:
   sequent, successive, serial, straight, sequential, consecutive

How to use back-to-back in a sentence?

1. Josh Edelson/AFP/Getty Images Hecht:

   As much as folks feel like it’s been an unrelenting winter, we actually have gotten some at least weeklong breaks and, in some cases, multi-weeklong breaks in between these sequences, had we had this winter and everything that happened back-to-back without any breaks during the storm cycles at all, the level of flooding and the level of damage in California would be dramatically higher.

2. Andrew Brunette:

   We played hard, heck of an effort by the guys in a back-to-back game, in a tough place to play.

3. Frank Lima:

   Those are two national news stories just on their own, let alone back to back right in the same footprint of... 20 miles, that's tough, it takes a big emotional toll on you.

4. New York:

   We can call it aggressive because of the way Walker was pitching, right? he didn’t deserve to be out of the game, but the back-to-back plays just led to that decision.

5. Mike Schur:

   It feels like just a result of this new era of TV that we're all in. People don't want to wait. People don't want to let seasons unfold slowly over the course of eight months, it wasn't at all what we expected but also, the more we thought about it, the more it was like I see the value in that. Amy is co-hosting the Golden Globes again, and the show will launch two days after she hosts the Globes and, as luck would have it, this season happens to be extremely serialized, especially at the beginning, so airing back-to-back is actually kind of cool.

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