successive changes

[səˈsɛsɪv ˈtʃeɪndʒɪz]
noun phrase
mudanças sucessivas
1. A series of changes that occur one after another in sequence
The successive changes in government policy affected the economy significantly.
As mudanças sucessivas na política governamental afetaram significativamente a economia.
2. Continuous modifications or alterations that follow in order
The architect made successive changes to the building design before construction began.
O arquiteto fez mudanças sucessivas no design do edifício antes do início da construção.
3. Progressive transformations occurring one following another
Through successive changes in technology, the company modernized its operations.
Através de mudanças sucessivas na tecnologia, a empresa modernizou suas operações.
In Brazilian business and academic contexts, 'mudanças sucessivas' is widely used when discussing organizational development, technological evolution, or policy modifications. The term emphasizes the sequential nature of changes rather than their simultaneous occurrence, making it important in contexts where the order and progression of changes matter significantly.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
sequential changesconsecutive changesprogressive changesincremental changesgradual modificationsalternações sucessivas
Antonyms / Antônimos
simultaneous changesabrupt changesudden modificationmudanças simultâneas

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
mudanças sucessivas
Most common and standard usage
São Paulo
mudanças sucessivas / mudanças em sequência
Both forms are commonly used in business and technical contexts
Rio de Janeiro
mudanças sucessivas
Standard usage, sometimes simplified to 'mudanças seguidas'
Portugal
alterações sucessivas / mudanças consecutivas
Portuguese prefers 'alterações' in formal contexts

Related Words

successionsequenceprogressionmodificationtransformationalterationsuccession of events

Related Idioms & Phrases

step by step changes
one after another
em cadeia de mudanças
uma série de mudanças
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