corollary

• Nom désignant une conséquence directe ou naturelle qui découle logiquement d'une affirmation ou d'un fait antérieur, souvent utilisé en mathématiques, en logique et dans le raisonnement formel.

A noun referring to a direct or natural consequence or result that follows logically from a previous statement or fact, often used in mathematics, logic, and formal reasoning.

1. Logical consequenceC1formal

   A direct or natural consequence or result that follows from a previous action or fact.

   Corollaire (conséquence logique)

   • The corollary of increased spending is higher taxes.
   • One corollary of the new law is stricter regulations for businesses.
   • The corollary of his argument is that we must act immediately.

   Synonymesbyproductconclusionconsequencedeductioninferenceoutgrowthramificationresultupshot

2. Mathematical propositionC2formal

   A proposition that follows directly from a theorem that has been proven.

   Corollaire (en mathématiques)

   • The corollary of the Pythagorean theorem is used in many geometry problems.
   • This corollary simplifies the proof of the main theorem.
   • The professor explained the corollary in detail during the lecture.

   Synonymesconclusionconsequencedeductioninferenceresult