la
/kɔ̃.se.kɑ̃s/
Translation
consequence, result
Word origin
From Latin consequentia, from consequi ('to follow closely, to result from'), formed from con- ('with') and sequi ('to follow'). The same Latin verb sequi lies behind English 'sequence' and 'second'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- consequentia
- English cognates
- consequence, sequence, second
Grammar
Examples
Cette l'.
This decision will have serious consequences for the company.
, aujourd'hui .
He lied, and today he is suffering the consequences.
, reportée .
Consequently, the meeting is postponed until Tuesday.
.
This small delay is of no consequence.
sécheresse .
The consequences of the drought are still being felt.
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