folglich
consequently
as a result; therefore
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folglich synonyms
What's the difference between folglich / dementsprechend / daraus folgend / infolgedessen / somit / konsequent
emphasizes that something matches or follows from what was said before
a rather literary phrase stressing that a conclusion follows directly from a previous fact
very close to the primary meaning; neutral and formal, indicating a direct consequence
a very close and neutral word used for a conclusion or summary
not a true synonym of 'consequently' in meaning; it usually means 'consistent' or 'determined in actions'
emphasizes logical correctness of a conclusion; more bookish and reasoned
can mean 'accordingly'; as an adverb it often expresses correspondence to conditions or requirements
a very common neutral word for cause and conclusion, slightly less formal than 'folglich'
very common and neutral for showing cause and result; slightly more conversational
very close to 'deshalb'; a neutral conversational word for cause and consequence
a neutral conversational word for a reason; often feels simpler than 'folglich'
used in the sense of a conclusion: 'so' or 'thus'; very common but less formal
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How to pronounce folglich and what this word means
folglich means consequently. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce folglich
/ˈfɔlɡlɪç/
folglich translation
consequently
folglich examples
Es regnete stark, folglich blieb das Spiel aus.
folglich transcription
/ˈfɔlɡlɪç/
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folglich meaning: what does it mean?
als Ergebnis; daher
folglich pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
folglich is pronounced as /ˈfɔlɡlɪç/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
folglich definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Es regnete stark, folglich blieb das Spiel aus. Translation: Шёл сильный дождь, поэтому матч не состоялся.
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