Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for CON-SE-QUEN'TIAL
CON'SE-QUENTCON-SE-QUEN'TIAL-LY
CON-SE-QUEN'TIAL, a.
- Following as the effect; produced by the connection of effects with causes; as, a consequential evil.
- Having the consequence justly connected with the premises; conclusive. These arguments are highly consequential and concludent to my purpose. – Hale.
- Important.
- Conceited; pompous; applied to persons.
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