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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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In the few years after retirement, when your income drops, you can consequently find yourself in a lower bracket, which in many cases is 12% for mass-affluent households.

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Gold is likely to remain in demand as a safe haven and consequently stabilize at its current level, Commerzbank Research’s commodity analysts say in a recent research report.

Now that the paramilitary group has consolidated control over el-Fasher and, consequently, the vast wider western region of Darfur, it may have greater leverage in future ceasefire negotiations.

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The country’s iron-ore imports were consequently at a monthly record high in September.

"However, that would transport more carbon-rich water from the deep ocean to the surface, which would consequently reduce the Southern Ocean's ability to store CO2."

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

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