consequently — as a result; therefore
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: as a result; therefore
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkɑːnsəkwəntli/
Korean meaning: 결과적으로, 따라서
Korean pronunciation: **컨**시퀀틀리
Example Sentences
- I forgot my umbrella; consequently, I looked like a drowned rat.
- The company invested heavily in AI; consequently, productivity increased by 40%.
- He ate too much kimchi; consequently, his Korean improved dramatically.
consequently
ADVERB//ˈkɑːnsəkwəntli//
as a result; therefore
as a result; therefore
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Origin
From Latin 'consequens' (following as a result), derived from 'consequi' meaning 'to follow' (com- 'with' + sequi 'to follow'). The adverbial form developed in Middle English through Old French influence.
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“I forgot my umbrella; consequently, I looked like a drowned rat.”
“The company invested heavily in AI; consequently, productivity increased by 40%.”
“He ate too much kimchi; consequently, his Korean improved dramatically.”
“The new policy was implemented poorly; consequently, employee satisfaction dropped.”
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