catena
ca·te·na
noun \kə-ˈtē-nə\ plural ca·te·nae\-(ˌ)nē\ or ca·te·nas
Definition of CATENA
: a connected series of related things
Examples of CATENA
- <a catena of lies that ultimately proved to be her undoing>
Origin of CATENA
Medieval Latin, from Latin, chain
First Known Use: 1641
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Synonyms: chain, catenation, concatenation, consecution, nexus, progression, sequence, string, train
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