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con·se·cu·tion (k

n

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n)

n.

1. A sequence or succession.

2. Logic The relation of consequent to antecedent; deduction.

[Middle English consecucioun, attainment, from Latin cnsecti, cnsectin-, orderly sequence, from cnsectus, past participle of cnsequ, to follow closely; see consequent.]

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