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resultant

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Resultant (adj) means happening or existing because of something else that came before it.

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Happening or existing because of something else that came before it.
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Etymology

Comes from Latin resultāns, the present participle of resultō.

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What is the meaning of resultant?
"resultant" (adj) means happening or existing because of something else that came before it.
What is another word for resultant?
Other words for "resultant" include incidental, concomitant, attendant, collateral, accompanying, ensuant.
What is the opposite of resultant?
The opposite of "resultant" is antecedent.

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