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sequent

[see-kwuhnt] / ˈsi kwənt /
ADJECTIVE
consecutive
Synonyms
WEAK
after chronological connected constant continuing continuous ensuing following going on in order in turn increasing later logical numerical one after another progressive running sequential serial serialized seriate seriatim subsequent succedent succeeding successional successive understandable uninterrupted
NOUN
effect
Synonyms
WEAK
aftereffect aftermath backlash backwash can of worms causatum chain reaction conclusion consequence corollary denouement development end end product event eventuality fallout flak follow-up fruit harvest issue outcome outgrowth precipitate pursuance ramification reaction reflex repercussion response result resultant sequel sequence side effect spin-off upshot waves

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“They are going to be walking a tightrope the entire time,” said Alice K. Sylvester, a partner at the New York media consulting firm Sequent Partners.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 22, 2021

“We’re hearing management teams saying on earnings calls that things are slower,” said Tim Hartzell, who oversees about $350 million as chief investment officer for Houston-based Sequent Asset Management.

From BusinessWeek • Jul. 28, 2011

Douglas Schantz, the president of AGL Resources' wholesale energy-trading unit Sequent Energy Management, was last seen by his friends on Friday at 2 a.m.

From Reuters • Mar. 9, 2010

Schantz became president of Sequent in May 2003.

From Reuters • Mar. 9, 2010

Pearly are they till the pale inherited stain Deepens in us, and the mirrors they form on their flow Darken to feature and nature: a volumed chain, Sequent of issue, in various eddies they show.

From Poems — Volume 3 by Meredith, George

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