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corollary - Dictionary definition and meaning for corollary

COROLLARY

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  • (noun) (logic) an inference that follows directly from the proof of another proposition

    His speech was a corollary to her argument. -added by naila_inlas

  • (noun) a practical consequence that follows naturally

    "blind jealousy is a frequent corollary of passionate love"

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Mnemonics for corollary

  • (Tag: ) Coro- Corona, llary- Larry A corona is a corrolarry (or accompaniment) with Larry.

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  • (Tag: ) In the past she struggled much, now all these 'Jewellery' are her 'Corollary'.

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  • (Tag: Math) Guys remember - for every theorem proof in Math, we had an "accompanying" corollary.

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  • (Tag: ) Corolla- My decision to buy a Corolla is a natural consequence of my desire to own the most popular car in the world.

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Origin

  • < Latin corollarium "money paid for a garland" < corolla (see corolla)< Latin, "garland," literally "little crown" < corona "crown"] added by bimal03

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