corollary Definition and Meaning in English (corollary definition)

noun
Quick Answer • Definition

Corollary definition: A proposition that follows directly from one already proved or accepted.

Definitions of Corollary

  1. 1noun

    A proposition that follows directly from one already proved or accepted.

  2. 2noun

    A direct or natural consequence or result of something.

Example Sentences

“Increased pollution is a direct corollary of industrial growth.”

“The decline in sales was a corollary of the economic downturn.”

Inflected Word Forms

pluralcorollaries

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Corollary definition: A proposition that follows directly from one already proved or accepted.
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'Corollary' translates to 'corollary' in English. Corollary definition: A proposition that follows directly from one already proved or accepted.
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