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      corollaries
      noun
      (logic) an inference that follows directly from the proof of another proposition
      a practical consequence that follows naturally
      Roots
      corollariumcorollar- · Latin · gift, gratuity (garland money), deductionarius-ies · Latin · forming noun (plural)
      Words related to corollaries
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