sequencepair
nounUK /ˈsiː.kwəns.peər/
US /ˈsiː.kwəns.per/
A sequencepair is two things that go together in a certain order.
The teacher asked us to match each number with its sequencepair on the worksheet.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In computing, a sequencepair is a data structure that stores two related values in a fixed order.
The program saved each name and score as a sequencepair in the list.
3. In mathematics, a sequencepair is an ordered set of two elements where the first and second positions matter.
The sequencepair (3, 5) is different from the sequencepair (5, 3).
4. In everyday use, a sequencepair is two events or items that always happen or appear one after the other.
Thunder and lightning often form a sequencepair during a storm.