1. published or broadcast in a series of separate parts over time
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The novel was serialised in a weekly magazine before being published as a book.
• The BBC’s serialised adaptation of the classic story aired over six weeks.
• Many Victorian novels were originally serialised in newspapers.
• The serialised podcast released new episodes every Tuesday.
• Dickens wrote many of his works as serialised stories for periodicals.
• The serialised drama kept viewers eagerly waiting for the next installment.