consequentially Antonyms
Meaning of consequentially
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consequentially (r)
having consequence
consequentially Sentence Examples
- The stock market crash led to widespread panic, consequentially affecting investors worldwide.
- He failed to complete his assignments on time, and consequentially, his grades suffered.
- The new tax law changed the financial landscape, consequentially altering investment strategies.
- The company's decision to downsize affected employee morale and, consequentially, productivity.
- The severe drought impacted agricultural yields and, consequentially, food prices.
- The team's defeat in the championship game consequentially led to a reevaluation of their training regimen.
- The rise in interest rates resulted in higher mortgage payments and, consequentially, reduced consumer spending.
- The environmental degradation consequentially affected the habitats of various species.
- The government's economic policies consequentially influenced the nation's GDP growth.
- The novel's controversial themes consequentially sparked intense debate among literary critics and readers alike.
FAQs About the word consequentially
having consequence
consequent,resultant, attendant,due (to), accompanying,concomitant
causal, causal,,
The stock market crash led to widespread panic, consequentially affecting investors worldwide.
He failed to complete his assignments on time, and consequentially, his grades suffered.
The new tax law changed the financial landscape, consequentially altering investment strategies.
The company's decision to downsize affected employee morale and, consequentially, productivity.
