sequent — following in order or as a logical consequence
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: following in order or as a logical consequence
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsiːkwənt/
Korean meaning: 순서대로 따라오는, 논리적으로 이어지는
Korean pronunciation: **시**퀀트
Example Sentences
- The detective followed the sequent clues like breadcrumbs to solve the mystery.
- My cooking disasters are sequent - each one logically follows from my inability to read recipes.
- The professor's sequent lectures built a comprehensive understanding of quantum physics.
sequent
ADJECTIVE//ˈsiːkwənt//
following in order or as a logical consequence

a head chef completes plating a dish and immediately calls out the next order. As soon as one cook finishes chopping vegetables, they pass the ingredients to the next station where another cook starts sautéing them. The sautéed vegetables then move directly to the final plating station in perfect timing. Each kitchen worker begins their task exactly when the previous step is completed. Other staff members coordinate their movements to maintain the smooth workflow. each action following in order as a logical consequence of the previous one
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Origin
From Latin 'sequens,' the present participle of 'sequi' meaning 'to follow.' The word literally describes something that follows in order or succession.
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“The detective followed the sequent clues like breadcrumbs to solve the mystery.”
“My cooking disasters are sequent - each one logically follows from my inability to read recipes.”
“The professor's sequent lectures built a comprehensive understanding of quantum physics.”
“His sequent excuses for being late were so creative, they deserved an award for fiction.”
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