Consequences
Sequels and consequences are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sequels" instead a noun "Consequences".
Sequels
Consequences and sequels are semantically related. You can use "Consequences" instead a noun "Sequels".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- effects and consequences
- effects and sequels
- results and consequences
- results and sequels
- issues and consequences
- issues and sequels
- aftereffects and consequences
- aftereffects and sequels
- developments and consequences
- developments and sequels
- conclusions and consequences
- conclusions and sequels
- sequences and consequences
- sequences and sequels
Both words in one sentence
- There was at least one story arc that have about four or five story arcs that were sequels of it and of each other since the latter ones were consequences of the first story arc.
Source: Sequel Episode -
By First Among Sequels, Thursday's suffering the consequences of having written about it - or rather, the consequences of green-lighting somebody else to ghostwrite them.
Source: Literature / Thursday Next - Humans decide to do this for the pequeninos ("piggies") at the end of Speaker for the Dead, and the sequels deal in part with the consequences.
Source: Technology Uplift
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