In a row
phrase
Happening several times, one after the other without interruption.
He won three games in a row.
Often appears as...
- games in a row
- days in a row
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Frequency Emphasis
Use 'in a row' to stress the repetition of an action without breaks, emphasizing its frequency or consistency.
She called my name five times in a row.
Pro Tip 2/3Success Streak
When describing consecutive successes, 'in a row' highlights an unbroken chain of achievements or victories.
The team won five matches in a row.
Pro Tip 3/3Negative Patterns
'In a row' can also be used to express a series of negative events, bringing attention to unfortunate consistency.
He's been late to work three times in a row.
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