Consequences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSEQUENCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONSEQUENCE, (archaic) to draw a consequence from
NOUN:
• a result or effect, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant
• importance or relevance
• social distinction
• a game in which a narrative is made up by the players in turn, each ignorant of what has already been contributed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a conclusion derived through logi; inference

Words related to CONSEQUENCES

consequence24

Words that contain CONSEQUENCES

inconsequences27

How to use CONSEQUENCES in a sentence

• I wonder why the king, then absolute, did not see its logical consequences.
• He told her that she would have to stick or stand the consequences.
• But none of them foresaw what important consequences would result from his mission.
• There was one vice in particular, a vice which they seem to have adopted from the Asiatic nations of the Persian empire, that resulted in the most awful consequences.
• There has been, for a long time past, little room for the operation of the other causes, which have been enumerated as the consequences of internal war.
• Two horse-thieves have been seized and flogged, and Bridge, their patron, has been ordered to remove or abide the consequences.
• Whatever be the amount of physical good or evil immediately resulting to Spain from her new discoveries, their moral consequences were inestimable.
• They have proved very effective in catching human driftwood, and provide a place where men who are tempted may have another chance to escape the consequences.
• I am convinced there never was any serious alarm about the consequences of immediate emancipation among those who were acquainted with the peasantry of Jamaica.
• The Senator tells us that the consequences arising from the freedom of slaves, would be to reduce the wages of the white laborer.
• Not long after the arrival of this importation, its consequences became visible.
• With this coadjutor it was easy to establish a communication with his friends in the forest, the consequences of which will presently be seen.
• But in neither case was he insensible to care, nor could he escape the physical consequences of anxiety upon a delicate frame and nervous organization.
• If carried out it would have had no such consequences as followed its alteration.
• With such realism does Dante declare the nature of sin and its inevitable consequences.
• And he is brave, too, with a reckless, devil-may-care sort of bravery that takes no thought of cost or consequences.
• The author of these pages knows that the directors of the East India Company generally disapproved of the annexation, and some of them foresaw the consequences.
• The general objection to it is that by removing all fear of consequences from an individual, it is likely to lead to the spread of sexual immorality and venereal disease.
• When writing an academic thesis on the consequences of city life, I attempted to discover definite evidence on this point.
• But in case of miscarriage, the consequences must be more severe.
• They stifled their Flames for some Time, under Apprehension of the fatal Consequences that might ensue.
• My own opinions I shall communicate, freely and fearlessly, with equal disregard to consequences, whether they respect myself or respect others.
• Every man is not always able, on the spur of the moment, to calculate all the consequences of our actions.
• In your case the one-half of your people are involved in the consequences of recent proceedings.
• Like thousands of others, he had not the courage to do his duty, and leave the consequences to take care of themselves.
• The moral ruins of the world, our sins and their awful consequences, caused all the pangs and sorrows of Jesus.
• All the witnesses who do appear are in such fear of the consequences of speaking the truth that Mr.

Similar words containing NSEQUENCE without suffix s and without prefix co

consequence24 consequenced26 inconsequence26 inconsequences27

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