Synonyms for one at a time
one at a time

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1. one at a timeadverb

   Individually, as opposed to collectively; slowly or methodically, figuratively.

   Synonyms:
   separately, individually

   Antonyms:
   jointly, at the same time, simultaneously, together, en masse, in a group, collectively

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1. one by one, one after another, one at a timeadverb

   in single file

   "the prisoners came out one by one"

   Synonyms:
   by the piece, on an individual basis, individually, one after another, separately, singly, severally, one by one

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1. Roger Federer:

   Having lost here last year in the first round, for me, it resets the goals as well, and just take it one at a time and don't think too far ahead, not that I did that last year, but on grass, margins are very slim. It's not so simple, especially when you haven't played in three months.

2. Democratic Leader Harry Reid:

   We have two issues, the debt ceiling, we have two weeks left on that. On the budget we have until Dec. 11. We're going to take them one at a time.

3. Stephen Monroe:

   What became clear last year with the incidents was that we, as an agency, were responding to incidents one at a time and not recognizing patterns.

4. Jaimie Henderson:

   He was able to write this moving and beautiful book by selecting characters painstakingly, one at a time, using eye movement, imagine what he could have done with Frank's [ Willett ] handwriting interface.

5. Sigrid Bjerge Gribsholt:

   We were not that surprised, previous studies had found quite similar numbers, but they only looked at complications one at a time.