# corollary definition

• noun:
• A proposition that follows with little or no proof needed from one currently proven.
• A deduction or an inference.
• a normal effect or impact; an effect.
• Something offered beyond understanding actually due; some thing included or superfluous.
• something occurs a fortiori, as a consequence of another work without significant extra effort.
• A proposition which follows quickly from proof another idea.
• whatever is given beyond something really due, as a garland of flowers besides earnings; surplus; some thing included or superfluous.
• Something which follows from demonstration of a proposition; another inference or deduction from a demonstrated proposition; an effect.
• In mathematics, a proposition incidentally proved in appearing another; a sudden or quickly drawn effect; therefore, any inference likewise drawn.
• A surplus; something in excess.
• Synonyms Conclusion, etc. See inference.
• a practical consequence that follows normally
• (logic) an inference that uses right through the evidence of another idea
• A proposition that uses with little to no or no evidence required from one currently proven.
• A deduction or an inference.
• A natural consequence or result; an outcome.
• some thing given beyond something really because of; something added or superfluous.
• something does occur a fortiori, because of another work without considerable extra energy.
• A proposition which follows easily from the proof another proposition.
• what is provided beyond something really because of, as a garland of flowers besides earnings; surplus; something included or superfluous.
• something that follows from the demonstration of a proposition; another inference or deduction from a demonstrated idea; a result.
• In math, a proposition incidentally proved in showing another; a sudden or easily drawn outcome; thus, any inference likewise attracted.
• A surplus; one thing excessively.
• Synonyms Conclusion, etc. See inference.
• a practical effect that uses normally
• (logic) an inference that uses straight from the evidence of another proposition
• Consequent; resultant.
• Consequent; resultant.
• others:
• just like corollar and corollate.
• just like corollar and corollate.

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• proposition that follows from proven