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nounA conclusion or result that follows naturally or logically from something else.
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Clear all filtersA conclusion or result that follows naturally or logically from something else.
To involve or require as a necessary part or consequence.
Seriousness or importance of a situation.
A possible consequence or a meaning suggested without being stated directly.
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Freedom from punishment or adverse consequences for wrongdoing.
Of little importance or significance.
The size, extent, or importance of something.
Nearsightedness; figuratively, a failure to consider wider or longer-term consequences.
Limited long-term outlook
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Nearsighted; figuratively, failing to consider broader or longer-term consequences.
Lacking foresight
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Careful practical judgment that considers consequences.
Careful practical judgment
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Showing sensible care and attention to possible consequences.
Guided by cautious, practical judgment about consequences or interests.
A consequence or implication of an action, often part of a complex series of effects.
Strengthening or support; in learning, a consequence that increases the likelihood of a behavior.
Added strength or support
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A consequence, often indirect and unwelcome, of an action.
Actions intended to reduce the likelihood or adverse consequences of an identified risk.
Of little importance, value, or consequence.
A final demand backed by a threatened consequence.
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