adverb

consequently

consequently, as a result, therefore

He missed the train and consequently was late for work.

He missed the train and consequently was late for work.

The company lost money. Consequently, some workers were laid off.

The company lost money. Consequently, some workers were laid off.

((Sentence initial)) as a result Consequently, he was late for work.

Synonyms: therefore, as a result, hence

From Latin 'consequi' (to follow after), from 'con-' (with) + 'sequi' (to follow). It implies something that follows with something else.

Think of the word 'consequence'. If something happens, *consequently* something else follows as a result.

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