consequently in Greek
consequently in Greek is συνεπώς, επομένως — consequently means as a result of what was just mentioned; therefore.
consequently in Greek
συνεπώς
Pronounced: synepos
(conjunctive) As a result or consequence of something; subsequently.
επομένως
Pronounced: epomenos
(conjunctive) As a result or consequence of something; subsequently.
What does "consequently" mean?
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adverb As a result of what was just mentioned; therefore.
"The bridge was closed for repairs; consequently, traffic was diverted through town."
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consequently in a sentence
- The bridge was closed for repairs; consequently, traffic was diverted through town.
- She missed the deadline and consequently lost the contract.
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What is "consequently" in Greek?
"consequently" in Greek is συνεπώς, επομένως. consequently means: As a result of what was just mentioned; therefore.
How do you pronounce συνεπώς?
"consequently" in Greek is συνεπώς, pronounced "synepos".
How do you use "consequently" in a sentence?
Example: "The bridge was closed for repairs; consequently, traffic was diverted through town." In Greek, "consequently" is συνεπώς, επομένως.
Are there other ways to say "consequently" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "consequently": συνεπώς, επομένως.
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