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Definition of: corollary

(kôrə·ler′ē, kor′-; Brit. kə·rolər·ē) noun plural ·lar·ies
1. A proposition following so obviously from another that it requires little or no demonstration.
2. An inference; deduction.
adjective Like a corollary; deduced; resultant.
[<L corollarium gift, orig. money paid for a garland <corolla garland]

Most often used phrases:

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