adjective

consequent

resulting, following

The rise in prices and the consequent fall in demand.

The rise in prices and the consequent fall in demand.

((on/upon sth.)) resulting from (sth.) The rise in prices and the consequent fall in demand.

Synonyms: resulting, following, subsequent; Antonyms: causal, preceding

From Latin 'consequi' (to follow up), from 'con-' (with) + 'sequi' (to follow).

Think of a 'sequence' of events. The 'consequent' event is the one that 'follows' the cause.

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