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| cor·ol·lar·y [ káwrə lèrree ] |
noun (plural cor·ol·lar·ies) |
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1. natural consequence: something that is a natural consequence of or accompaniment to something else
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2. logic statement easily proved from another: a proposition that follows, with little or no further reasoning, from the proof of another
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3. logic obvious deduction: something that is very obviously or easily deduced from something already proven
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4. something added: something added to something else, e.g. something appended to a document
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adjective |
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following: following as a consequence or result
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| [14th century. < Latin corollarium "money paid for a garland" < corolla (see corolla)] |
