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corollary
noun
A conclusion or result that follows naturally or logically from something else.
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A corollary follows from something else. Correlation refers to an association; the words are not interchangeable.
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A corollary of extending the opening hours was the need for another shift.
The team also agreed that printing could begin only after every contributor approved the final text; a corollary was that the last outstanding approval would determine the earliest possible start.
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A corollary follows from something else. Correlation refers to an association; the words are not interchangeable.
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