Consequently meaning in English

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Definition

consequently: as a consequence, as a result, because of that, for that reason, hence, so, thus adverb

Examples

  • "Consequently, my hands are still a bit moist."
  • "Consequently, I have created a "bucket list" of the things I hope to accomplish before dying, and have asked you to do the same."
  • "Consequently, I urgently need to order 30,000 units of Bruno's Brew."
  • "Consequently, I suggest that Jean adopt a native English accent, to make himself easier to understand."
  • "Consequently, I have decided to cancel the statue project, and give the allocated money for the statue to charity."
  • "Consequently, I will be working on those financial projections Bruno asked for, at home on my laptop, as well as attending to my mother."
  • "Consequently, any attempts to mark my birthday with celebrations will NOT be well received!"
Exercise 1
"Consequently, I will be working on those financial projections Bruno asked for."

Which of the following terms could replace "consequently" in Icarus's email?
"Consequently, I will be working on those financial projections Bruno asked for."

Which of the following terms could replace "consequently" in Icarus's email?
This is the correct answer. "As a result" can replace "consequently" in this sentence and both phrases share a similar meaning: because of the reason given. Example: "I've hurt my foot. Consequently, I can't play football today."
This is incorrect. The expression "in other words" introduces a sentence that is said in a different, clearer way. Example: I don't think we should be together, in other words, I no longer love you. This does not share the same meaning as "consequently".
This is incorrect. The expression "in the meantime" is used to introduce a simultaneous action or period of time, but usually in the short term. Example: "I'm going to the shops. In the meantime, I want you to clean the flat." This does not share the same meaning as "consequently".
This is incorrect. "On the contrary" is used to describe something that is in opposition to what has been stated. Example: I'm not sick. On the contrary, I'm feeling very well. This does not share the same meaning as "consequently".

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