Consequent
Consequent adjective - According to the rules of logic.
Usage example: the conclusion that you have reached is neither consequent nor plausible
Good and consequent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Good" instead an adjective "Consequent".
Good
Good adjective - According to the rules of logic.
Usage example: you don't need a good reason to stop doing that—it's because I said so
Consequent and good are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consequent" instead an adjective "Good".
Both words in one sentence
- Revenge of the Sith: For a good two decades, Star Wars fans had been waiting to see two events: Darth Vader's fall to the dark side and his consequent slaughter of his Jedi brethren.
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Not Good with Rejection: After Barnabas rejects her love, Angelique goes on to Murder the Hypotenuse (see above), curse Barnabas to be a vampire, lock him in a coffin for almost 200 years, and spend those consequent 200 years sabotaging his family for revenge.
Source: Film / Dark Shadows
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