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consequentially

/ˌkɑnsəˈkwɛnʃəɫli/ adv

In a consequential manner; with consequence or significance.

Word Origin Consequentially is the adverb from consequential, meaning 'as a result, following from.' It comes from Latin 'sequi' 'to follow' with the prefix con- 'together.' So something consequential follows together with its cause. The same root gives us consecutive (following in order) and execution (carrying out to the end).

adv In a consequential manner; with consequence or significance.

She spoke consequentially about the need for educational reform.

(副词) 重要地；重大地

她郑重其事地谈论了教育改革的必要性。

(adverbio) trascendentalmente; importantemente; significativamente [De manera trascendental; con consecuencia o significado.]

Ella habló con énfasis sobre la necesidad de una reforma educativa.

(adverbe) d'une manière importante; significativement; de manière significative; considérablement [De manière importante et significative ; avec des répercussions notables.]

Elle a parlé consequentially de la nécessité d'une réforme de l'éducation.

(Adverb) bedeutsam; mit Gewicht [auf eine Weise, die von Bedeutung oder Tragweite ist; mit Nachdruck oder Gewicht]

Sie sprach **consequentially** über die Notwendigkeit einer Bildungsreform.

(副詞) 結果として; 重大な結果をもたらす形で。

教育改革の必要性について、彼女は重大な結果をもたらすとして語った。

(advérbio) significativamente; importantemente [De maneira consequente; com consequência ou significância.]

Ela falou com peso sobre a necessidade de reforma educacional.

Synonyms: importantly significantly momentously weightily seriously materially Antonyms: insignificantly unimportantly trivially slightly
Word parts: con + sequence + al + ly

Related words

inconsequential sequence sequential execution executive persecution prosecution

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