Synonyms and antonyms of Series of events or occurrences in British Thesaurus

pattern (noun)

a series of actions or events that together show how things normally happen or are done

process (noun)

a series of things that happen and have a particular result

train (noun)

a series of events or thoughts

string (noun)

a series of similar or connected events that happen one after the other

proceedings (noun)

an event or series of related events

avalanche (noun)

a large quantity of similar things that happen within a short time

line (noun)

a series of connected events

rash (noun)

a lot of instances of a particular thing taking place in a short period of time, especially something unpleasant

chain reaction (noun)

a series of events that happen very fast, with each event causing the next one

domino effect (noun)

a situation in which one event causes a whole series of other events to happen one after the other

cascade (noun)

a series of things that come quickly one after the other

catalog ()

the American spelling of catalogue

catalogue (noun)

a series of bad things that happen

chain (noun)

a long series of events, facts, or ideas that are all related to each other

cluster (noun)

a series of events of the same type, for example cases of a disease, that all happen in the same place or around the same time

concatenation (noun)

very formal a series of related events

continuum (noun)

a series of events, changes, features etc that all have a particular quality to different degrees

cycle (noun)

a series of events that happen again and again in the same order or at the same times

drumbeat (noun)

American a continuous series of things such as complaints

the first/second etc time /round/around ()

the first/second etc time that something happens

flood (noun)

a large number of things that happen at the same time

flurry (noun)

a series of things that happen suddenly

merry-go-round (noun)

a continuous series of related events or activities

the road to something ()

a process or series of events that will achieve something or have a particular result

saga (noun)

informal a long series of events, or a description of them

spate (noun)

a large number of things of the same type, usually bad things, that suddenly happen in a very short period of time

trail (noun)

a series of bad or harmful events