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Definition of consequentially - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
logicRare as a result or outcome of somethingRare
- The team lost the match consequentially, missing the finals.
2.
impactRare in a manner with significant impact or importanceRare
- The decision was made consequentially, affecting everyone involved.
Origin of consequentially
Latin, consequi (to follow) + -ally (suffix)
Examples of consequentially in a sentence
The policy changed consequentially after the incident. The policy was implemented consequentially, changing the company's direction. He acted consequentially, knowing the risks involved.
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- French:en conséquence, de manière conséquente, ...
- German:folglich, bedeutend, ...
- Italian:di conseguenza, in modo consequenziale, ...
- Spanish:como consecuencia, significativamente, ...
- Portuguese:consequentemente, significativamente, ...
- Chinese:结果, 重要地, ...
- Japanese:結果として, 重要に, ...
- Arabic:بِالتَّالِي, بِشَكْل مُؤَثِّر, ...
- Hebrew:כִּתְצוֹאָה מִכָּךְ, בְּצוּרָה מַשְׁמָעוּתִית, ...
- Russian:следовательно, с последствиями, ...
- Ukrainian:як наслідок, значно, ...
- Hindi:परिणामस्वरूप, महत्वपूर्ण प्रभाव के साथ, ...
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