one by one Idiom
one by one
one by one
In alone succession, with anniversary being or affair afterward addition in order. The accouchement absolved silently, one by one, into the academy to activate their lesson. The conductor asked the amphitheater assemblage to avenue the amphitheater one by one.Learn more: by, oneone by one
and one at a timethe aboriginal one, again the abutting one, again the abutting one, etc.; anniversary in turn. I accept to accord with problems one by one. I can't handle them all at once. Okay, aloof booty things one at a time. The accouchement came into the allowance one by one.Learn more: by, oneone by one
Also, one at a time. Individually in succession, as in The ducklings jumped into the pond one by one, or One at a time they went into the office. Formerly additionally put as one and one and one afterwards one, this argot dates from about a.d. 1000. Learn more: by, oneˌone by ˈone
one afterwards another: She apprehend all of Agatha Christie’s novels one by one. ♢ One by one the guests left.Learn more: by, oneone by one
Individually in succession.Learn more: by, one
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once or twice once over one one and only one and the same one-armed bandit one born every minute one brick short of a full load one by one one false move one fell swoop one foot in the grave one for the books one for the money, two for the show... one for the road one good turn deserves another one hell/heck of a something once-in-a-lifetime chance once-in-a-lifetime experience once-in-a-lifetime opportunity once-in-a-lifetime situation once-over once-over-lightly one one (thing) after the other one after another one after another/the other one age with (someone) one and all one and one one and only one and the same one another one at a time one bad apple spoils the (whole) barrel one bad apple spoils the (whole) bunch one bad apple spoils the (whole) bushel one banana short of a bunch one big happy family one brick short of a (full) load one brick shy of a (full) load one brick shy of a load one by one One cannot be in two places at once one cannot love and be wise one card shy of a (full) deck one chance in a million one day one day at a time one day chicken and the next day feathers one degree under one egg short of a dozen one eye on one eye on (someone or something) one fell swoop one fell swoop, in one final thing one final word one fine day one flesh one foot in the grave one foot in the grave, have one for all, (and) all for one one for the (record) book(s) one for the (record) books one for the book one for the books one for the Gipper
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one day
one dies
one-digit
One doesn't do that.
one family house
One hand washes the other.
one hundred
one in front of the other
one in the eye
one-level
one-line business
one-line peripheral device
one-man business
one-man firm
one-match ban (football)
One moment
one of many words
one of the greats
An one by one idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with one by one, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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