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consequently

Definition for consequently

adverb as in as a consequence

Strong match

therefore

Weak matches

ergo, thereupon, wherefore

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"If this was reduced, it would mean a less competitive market for financial products and consequently higher prices for consumers," the committee said.

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"The government underestimated the impact that the real economy has on daily life, social sentiment, and consequently on electoral sentiment," said Oliveto.

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Aphids are also the main food source of ladybirds, whose numbers consequently surged during the warm and dry weather, along with other flying insects such as butterflies.

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Private investors are throwing millions of dollars at the problem, and consequently, a slew of entrepreneurs and former firefighters are trying their hand at developing high-tech solutions.

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They can lose their jobs or income while they’re incarcerated, and consequently face greater pressure to plead guilty even if they’re innocent.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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