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Definitions from the WebTerm: Et sequens Part of Speech: Noun Sense: A Latin phrase that means "and the following" Usage: Et sequens is often used in legal and academic writing to refer to the following or subsequent items in a list or series. It is commonly abbreviated as et seq. Example Sentence: The court case mentioned in the previous paragraph has been extensively analyzed in legal literature, and several related publications refer to it as the et sequens. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense: Indicates something that follows or comes after Usage: The adjective form of et sequens is used to describe something that follows in a sequence or succession. Example Sentence: The et sequens chapter in the book provides a detailed analysis of the historical events that led to the revolution. Part of Speech: Adverb Sense: Indicates an action or event that follows immediately after another Usage: As an adverb, et sequens is used to describe an action or event that follows in quick succession or immediately after another. Example Sentence: She swiftly collected her belongings and et sequens left the room, leaving everyone in awe of her efficiency. | ||||
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