1. things that follow in order or as a result; consequences
Usage: formal
2. in logic, the conclusion part of a conditional statement
Usage: logic; technical

Examples

• The sequents of the new policy became apparent within months.
• Understanding the relationship between antecedents and sequents is crucial in logical reasoning.
• The professor explained how to identify sequents in conditional statements.
• Economic reforms often have unexpected sequents that emerge years later.
• In formal logic, sequents represent the conclusions drawn from premises.
• The sequents of climate change will affect future generations.