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Corollary
A corollary is a result that follows easily from something already proved. It is common in mathematics and in formal writing generally. Used loosely, it means a natural consequence.
Examples in context
This result follows as a corollary of the theorem.
This result follows as a corollary of the theorem.
An interesting corollary emerged from the proof.
An interesting corollary emerged from the proof.
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