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consequentially
This term is primarily used in formal, academic, or legal registers to establish a strict causal link between an event and its outcome. It carries a tone of logical necessity, suggesting that the result was an inevitable or direct byproduct of the preceding circumstances.
In legal contexts, it specifically refers to indirect or secondary losses—known as consequential damages—which are not the immediate result of a breach but flow from the specific circumstances of the case. It is more precise and formal than "consequently," which is used more broadly in everyday speech to mean "therefore."
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The company failed to update its security protocols and consequentially suffered a massive data breach.
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The contract explicitly states that the provider is not liable for any losses incurred consequentially.
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The city experienced heavy rainfall, and consequentially, several roads were closed due to flooding.
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