ensuingly
ensuingly adverb: in an ensuing manner; subsequently.
Adverb
ensuingly (comparative more ensuingly, superlative most ensuingly)
- In an ensuing manner; subsequently.
- A corollary to the ephemeralizing-toward-pure-energy progression that is taking place throughout all science, and, ensuingly, throughout industry—which simply translates science into bread and butter for people—is that the more abstract the means of accomplishment the more specific the results[.]2001, Richard Buckminister Fuller et al., Your Private Sky: Discourse, →ISBN, page 116
- Synonyms:
- followingly, followed by
Synonyms of ensuingly
Forms of ensuingly
| comparative | more ensuingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most ensuingly |
Origin of ensuingly
From ensuing + -ly.
Questions about ensuingly
- What does ensuingly mean?
- Ensuingly means in an ensuing manner; subsequently.
- What part of speech is ensuingly?
- Ensuingly is an adverb.
Words near ensuingly in the dictionary
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