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sequel

/ˈsiːkwəl/noun2 syllables

Sequel means: something that follows something else.

Synonyms for sequel3

noun, as in something that follows something else

subsequence

noun, as in a part added to a book or play that continues and extends it

continuation

also used for sequel

postquel

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What does sequel mean?2

noun

1

something that follows something else

2

a part added to a book or play that continues and extends it

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with sequel?2

two syllables

equal

three syllables

unequal
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Sequel in a sentence

  • Each sequel of this game contains fewer and fewer characters.nana2capriccio
  • I'm looking forward to the sequel of this film.Ioan_Cristian
  • By the way, I plan to do that for this story's sequel.fcbond
  • The movie was more popular than expected, and there was even talk of a sequel.pip
  • A sequel was released a year later.Hybrid
  • In this sequel, they gather again for a wedding, but this time at a luxury resort in Thailand.Cangarejo
  • Tom preferred games based on new intellectual properties over sequels and remakes.sabretou
  • Tom Jackson reprised his role in the sequel to his breakthrough movie.DJ_Saidez

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Forms of sequel

as a noun

plural
sequels