Meaning & use

resultantly

adverb·Academic

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As a result of something; consequently.

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The factory cut production costs; resultantly, prices for consumers dropped.

She missed the deadline, and resultantly her proposal was not considered.

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Considered more formal and less common than 'consequently'; some style guides flag it as unnecessary jargon.

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