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sequitur Definition and Meaning in English (sequitur definition)

noun
Synonyms:consequenceresultoutcome
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Sequitur definition: A conclusion or statement that follows logically from the previous argument or statement.

Definitions of Sequitur

  1. 1noun

    A conclusion or statement that follows logically from the previous argument or statement.

Example Sentences

formal

“His final point was a logical sequitur to the evidence presented.”

business

“The decision to invest was a direct sequitur of the positive market trends.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

non sequitur

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nounnon sequitur

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Sequitur definition: A conclusion or statement that follows logically from the previous argument or statement.
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