Consentaneous

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 102
kon-sen-tS'ne-us, adj., agreeable or accordant to: consistent with. adi Consent a'neously.—ns. Cousonta neouBna , Consentaneity. [mind or in opinion. Consentient, kon-sen's hi-ent, adj a^yeemg in Consequence, kon'se-kwens, «. that which follows or comes after effect influence import- — ance. [L. consequentui con, with, and sequor, to follow.] Consequent, kon'se-kwent, adj following as a natural effect or deduction.— n. that which follows the natural etfect of a cause. adv. Consequently. Consequential, kon-se-kwen's hal, adj.following as a result pre lending to importance pompous, — adv. Consequentially. [ot conservin', Conservant, kon-serv'ant, adj having the power
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