"Treat others as you would like to be treated" should be accompanied with the corollary "Be reasonable."
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Corollary
//kɒˈɹɒləɹi//
Synonyms for "corollary" (77 found)
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Closest matches (16)
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Related words (38)
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4 entriesderived
4 entrieshas context
2 entriesis a
2 entriesrelated to
3 entriesTranslations
48 translations across 29 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- προσπόρῐσμᾰ noun (proposition which follows easily)
- πόρῐσμᾰ noun (proposition which follows easily)
Bulgarian
2 entries- и́звод noun (proposition which follows easily)
- сле́дствие noun (proposition which follows easily)
Catalan
1 entries- corol·lari noun (proposition which follows easily)
Chinese
1 entries- 推論 /推论 noun (proposition which follows easily)
Czech
3 entries- důsledek noun (proposition which follows easily)
- korolár noun (proposition which follows easily)
- následek noun (proposition which follows easily)
Danish
1 entries- korollar noun (proposition which follows easily)
Dutch
3 entries- gevolg noun (proposition which follows easily)
- gevolgtrekking noun (proposition which follows easily)
- uitvloeisel noun (proposition which follows easily)
Finnish
3 entries- korollaari noun (proposition which follows easily)
- luonnollinen seuraus noun (proposition which follows easily)
- seuraus noun (proposition which follows easily)
French
2 entries- corolaire noun (proposition which follows easily)
- corollaire noun (proposition which follows easily)
German
2 entries- Folgesatz noun (proposition which follows easily)
- Korollar noun (proposition which follows easily)
Greek
1 entries- πόρισμα noun (proposition which follows easily)
Hebrew
1 entries- מַסְקָנָה noun (proposition which follows easily)
Hindi
1 entries- उपप्रमेय noun (proposition which follows easily)
Hungarian
4 entries- folyomány noun (proposition which follows easily)
- korollárium noun (proposition which follows easily)
- következmény noun (proposition which follows easily)
- származékos tétel noun (proposition which follows easily)
Icelandic
1 entries- fylgisetning noun (proposition which follows easily)
Indonesian
3 entries- akibat noun (proposition which follows easily)
- korolari noun (proposition which follows easily)
- teorema akibat noun (proposition which follows easily)
Irish
1 entries- atoradh noun (proposition which follows easily)
Italian
1 entries- corollario noun (proposition which follows easily)
Japanese
1 entries- 系 noun (proposition which follows easily)
Macedonian
1 entries- королар noun (proposition which follows easily)
Persian
1 entries- فرع noun (proposition which follows easily)
Polish
1 entries- następstwo noun (proposition which follows easily)
Portuguese
1 entries- corolário noun (proposition which follows easily)
Romanian
1 entries- corolar noun (proposition which follows easily)
Russian
1 entries- сле́дствие noun (proposition which follows easily)
Spanish
1 entries- corolario noun (proposition which follows easily)
Swedish
2 entries- följdsats noun (proposition which follows easily)
- korollarium noun (proposition which follows easily)
Tagalog
1 entries- hugpungin noun (proposition which follows easily)
Welsh
2 entries- canlyniad noun (proposition which follows easily)
- canlyniadau noun (proposition which follows easily)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
It is a simple corollary of our definition that the most special of substantives, proper names, cannot be turned into adjectives (or adjuncts, see below) without really losing their character of proper names and becoming more general.
Source: tatoeba (9940571)
Mike Godwin himself rejects the alleged corollary to his famous law, that whoever makes a Nazi comparison has lost the argument.
Source: tatoeba (9995294)
Finally getting that cracked window fixed was a nice corollary of redoing the whole storefront.
Source: wiktionary
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