Back to back
adverb
One after the other without a break.
They played three games back to back.

Often appears as...
- back to back events
- back to back performances
adjective
Placed with the back towards the back of something else.
There are two back to back houses.

Often appears as...
- back to back houses
- back to back chairs
adverb
Occurring immediately after something else and without interruption.
The team has back to back games this weekend.

Often appears as...
- back to back games
- back to back tournaments
adverb
One after the other without a break.
They played three games back to back.

Often appears as...
- back to back events
- back to back performances
adjective
Placed with the back towards the back of something else.
There are two back to back houses.

Often appears as...
- back to back houses
- back to back chairs
adverb
Occurring immediately after something else and without interruption.
The team has back to back games this weekend.

Often appears as...
- back to back games
- back to back tournaments
Definition 1 of 3

Non-stop Action
Used to express continuous activity without rest, often leading to intensity.

The festival featured bands playing back to back all day.
Increased Challenge
Implies a challenging situation due to the lack of breaks between tasks or events.

She had back to back exams and was quite stressed.
Planning Context
Often used in scheduling or planning to indicate tight sequences.

Our meetings are back to back tomorrow; there's no room for delay.
Non-stop Action
Used to express continuous activity without rest, often leading to intensity.

The festival featured bands playing back to back all day.
Increased Challenge
Implies a challenging situation due to the lack of breaks between tasks or events.

She had back to back exams and was quite stressed.
Planning Context
Often used in scheduling or planning to indicate tight sequences.

Our meetings are back to back tomorrow; there's no room for delay.
Non-stop Action
Used to express continuous activity without rest, often leading to intensity.

The festival featured bands playing back to back all day.
Increased Challenge
Implies a challenging situation due to the lack of breaks between tasks or events.

She had back to back exams and was quite stressed.
Planning Context
Often used in scheduling or planning to indicate tight sequences.

Our meetings are back to back tomorrow; there's no room for delay.
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