Corollary
Pronunciation: /ˈkɔːrəˌlɛriː/
Corollary (noun)
- something that happens as a natural result of something else.
- a statement that follows easily from a previous statement or proof.
Examples
- Increased traffic is a corollary of urban development.
- Higher costs are a corollary of improved quality.
Common collocations: inevitable corollary, direct corollary, natural corollary, necessary corollary