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Term: one at a time

Definition:

The phrase "one at a time" means doing, taking, or considering things individually and sequentially, without combining or simultaneously performing multiple actions or tasks.

Examples:

Adjective:

1. She handed out the papers one at a time to each student.
2. He followed the instructions one at a time to complete the puzzle.

Adverb:

1. The orchestra members entered the stage, playing their instruments one at a time.
2. Please proceed one at a time through the security gate.

Noun:

1. The teacher collected the homework one at a time from each student.
2. They decided to solve the math problems one at a time.

Phrase:

1. He insisted on dealing with the issues one at a time instead of trying to address them all at once.
2. The chef prepared the ingredients one at a time for the recipe.

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