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sequella

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun sequella has 1 sense
  1. sequella - a secondary consequence
    --1 is a kind of
    consequence, aftermath

Definitions from the Web

Term: Sequella

Definition 1: (Noun) A consequence or condition that follows from a specific event or illness.

Example Sentence 1: The patient developed respiratory sequella after recovering from COVID-19.

Example Sentence 2: One of the sequellae of the accident was chronic back pain.

Definition 2: (Noun) A series of events, situations, or experiences that connect and result from a particular incident.

Example Sentence 1: The sequella of poor financial decisions led to his bankruptcy.

Example Sentence 2: The company faced severe sequellae following the data breach.

Definition 3: (Noun) A localized variation or dialect of a language, spoken by a specific group or community.

Example Sentence 1: The coastal town has a unique sequella that distinguishes it from other regions.

Example Sentence 2: Studying the sequella of the indigenous tribe's language provides valuable cultural insights.

Definition 4: (Adjective) Referring to something popular or well-liked by a large number of people.

Example Sentence 1: The band's latest album became a sequella hit, topping the charts for weeks.

Example Sentence 2: The fashion brand launched a sequella collection that gained immense popularity among fashionistas.

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