Corollary in a sentence

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Synonym: result, consequence.

Meaning: A proposition that follows from one already proven; often used in logical discussions.


Corollary in a sentence

(1) The corollary of love is trust.

(2) The corollary of faith is hope.

(3) The corollary to honesty is trust.

(4) The corollary of optimism is hope.

(5) The corollary of trust is loyalty.

(6) The corollary to knowledge is power.

(7) The corollary of knowledge is power.

(8) The corollary of courage is bravery.

(9) The corollary of respect is dignity.

(10) The corollary of humility is wisdom.



Corollary sentence

(11) The corollary of wisdom is humility.

(12) The corollary to love is forgiveness.

(13) The corollary of justice is fairness.

(14) The corollary of teamwork is success.

(15) The corollary of humility is modesty.

(16) The corollary of equality is respect.

(17) The corollary of respect is kindness.

(18) The corollary of empathy is kindness.

(19) The corollary of loyalty is devotion.

(20) The corollary of ambition is success.




Corollary make sentence

(21) The corollary of hard work is success.

(22) The corollary to success is hard work.

(23) The corollary to honesty is integrity.

(24) The corollary of honesty is integrity.

(25) The corollary of forgiveness is peace.

(26) The corollary of success is hard work.

(27) The corollary of wisdom is experience.

(28) The corollary of beauty is simplicity.

(29) The corollary to empathy is compassion.

(30) The corollary of loyalty is commitment.



Sentence of corollary

(31) The corollary of empathy is compassion.

(32) The corollary of service is generosity.

(33) The corollary of passion is enthusiasm.

(34) The corollary to innovation is progress.

(35) The corollary of kindness is compassion.

(36) The corollary of innovation is progress.

(37) A corollary of exercising is staying fit.

(38) The corollary of wisdom is understanding.

(39) The corollary of courage is fearlessness.

(40) The corollary to patience is perseverance.




Corollary meaningful sentence

(41) The corollary of good health is happiness.

(42) The corollary of patience is perseverance.

(43) The corollary of creativity is innovation.

(44) The corollary of understanding is empathy.

(45) The corollary of happiness is contentment.

(46) The corollary of commitment is dedication.

(47) The corollary to freedom is responsibility.

(48) The corollary to teamwork is collaboration.

(49) The corollary to ambition is determination.

(50) A corollary of being brave is facing fears.



Corollary sentence examples

(51) The corollary of freedom is responsibility.

(52) The corollary of sacrifice is selflessness.

(53) The corollary of forgiveness is compassion.

(54) The corollary of creativity is imagination.

(55) The corollary of teamwork is collaboration.

(56) A corollary of being kind is making friends.

(57) A corollary of being creative is making art.

(58) A corollary of being humble is not bragging.

(59) The corollary of discipline is self-control.

(60) The corollary of selflessness is generosity.



Sentence with corollary

(61) The corollary of loyalty is trustworthiness.

(62) The corollary of self-control is discipline.

(63) The corollary to good parenting is nurturing.

(64) A corollary of being honest is earning trust.

(65) A corollary of being joyful is enjoying life.

(66) A corollary of eating healthy is feeling good.

(67) The corollary to being kind is making friends.

(68) The corollary of being kind is making friends.

(69) The corollary of leadership is responsibility.

(70) The corollary of leadership is accountability.




Use corollary in a sentence

(71) A corollary of good health is regular exercise.

(72) The corollary to open-mindedness is acceptance.

(73) A corollary of being patient is waiting calmly.

(74) The corollary to being honest is earning trust.

(75) The corollary of being honest is earning trust.

(76) The corollary of being honest is gaining trust.

(77) The corollary of perseverance is determination.

(78) The corollary of responsibility is reliability.

(79) The corollary of determination is perseverance.

(80) The corollary to self-confidence is self-belief.



Sentence using corollary

(81) A corollary of being respectful is being polite.

(82) A corollary of being brave is facing your fears.

(83) The corollary to eating healthy is feeling good.

(84) The corollary to being humble is gaining wisdom.

(85) The corollary to being loyal is earning loyalty.

(86) The corollary of eating healthy is feeling good.

(87) The corollary of being humble is gaining wisdom.

(88) The corollary of being loyal is earning loyalty.

(89) The corollary of being kind is earning kindness.

(90) The corollary of communication is understanding.



Corollary example sentence

(91) The corollary of trustworthiness is reliability.

(92) The corollary of accountability is transparency.

(93) The corollary to risk-taking is potential reward.

(94) A corollary of being curious is asking questions.

(95) A corollary of being helpful is assisting others.

(96) The corollary to being brave is overcoming fears.

(97) The corollary to being polite is earning respect.

(98) The corollary to being wise is gaining knowledge.

(99) The corollary to being adventurous is having fun.

(100) The corollary of being brave is overcoming fears.



Sentence with word corollary

(101) The corollary of being honest is earning honesty.

(102) The corollary of not exercising is gaining weight.

(103) A corollary of being punctual is arriving on time.

(104) The corollary to being forgiving is finding peace.

(105) The corollary to being optimistic is finding hope.

(106) The corollary to being punctual is being reliable.

(107) The corollary of being punctual is being reliable.

(108) The corollary of being patient is achieving goals.

(109) The corollary of responsibility is accountability.

(110) A corollary of good communication is understanding.



Sentence of corollary

(111) A corollary of being wise is making good decisions.

(112) A corollary of being creative is making new things.

(113) The corollary of being grateful is feeling happier.

(114) The corollary of working hard is achieving success.

(115) A corollary of good time management is productivity.

(116) A corollary of studying hard is getting good grades.

(117) A corollary of reading books is learning new things.

(118) A corollary of being friendly is making new friends.

(119) A corollary of being helpful is making a difference.

(120) A corollary of being polite is showing good manners.



Corollary used in a sentence

(121) The corollary to being patient is achieving success.

(122) The corollary to being organized is being efficient.

(123) The corollary to being trustworthy is earning trust.

(124) The corollary of being patient is achieving success.

(125) The corollary of practicing a skill is improving it.

(126) The corollary of being organized is being efficient.

(127) The corollary of being confident is achieving goals.

(128) The corollary of being proactive is achieving goals.

(129) The corollary of self-awareness is self-improvement.

(130) The corollary to resilience is overcoming challenges.



Corollary sentence in English

(131) The corollary to self-discipline is self-improvement.

(132) A corollary of being trustworthy is keeping promises.

(133) A corollary of being cheerful is spreading happiness.

(134) A corollary of being generous is sharing with others.

(135) A corollary of being imaginative is creating stories.

(136) The corollary to exercising regularly is staying fit.

(137) The corollary to being respectful is earning respect.

(138) The corollary to being grateful is finding happiness.

(139) The corollary to being persistent is achieving goals.

(140) The corollary of being respectful is earning respect.

(141) The corollary of being kind is making friends easily.

(142) The corollary of being creative is having more ideas.

(143) The corollary of exercising regularly is staying fit.

(144) The corollary of being grateful is finding happiness.

(145) The corollary of being wise is making good decisions.

(146) The corollary of being creative is finding solutions.

(147) A corollary of being patient is waiting for your turn.

(148) A corollary of being responsible is doing your chores.

(149) A corollary of being adventurous is trying new things.

(150) A corollary of being respectful is using good manners.

(151) A corollary of being forgiving is letting go of anger.

(152) A corollary of being selfless is putting others first.

(153) The corollary to studying hard is getting good grades.

(154) The corollary to being curious is learning new things.

(155) The corollary to being confident is achieving success.

(156) The corollary of being curious is learning new things.

(157) The corollary of being helpful is making a difference.

(158) The corollary of reading books is expanding knowledge.

(159) The corollary of being creative is expressing oneself.

(160) The corollary of being trustworthy is earning loyalty.

(161) A corollary of being loyal is sticking by your friends.

(162) A corollary of being fair is treating everyone equally.

(163) The corollary to being creative is expressing yourself.

(164) The corollary to being generous is making others happy.

(165) The corollary of being creative is expressing yourself.

(166) The corollary of being generous is making others happy.

(167) The corollary of exercising regularly is being healthy.

(168) The corollary of being courageous is facing challenges.

(169) The corollary of being generous is making a difference.

(170) The corollary of being adaptable is thriving in change.

(171) The corollary of being self-aware is improving oneself.

(172) The corollary of being persistent is achieving success.

(173) A corollary of being organized is finding things easily.

(174) A corollary of being determined is achieving your goals.

(175) A corollary of being confident is believing in yourself.

(176) The corollary of not washing your hands is getting sick.

(177) The corollary to being understanding is finding empathy.

(178) The corollary to being independent is achieving freedom.

(179) The corollary of practicing sports is becoming more fit.

(180) The corollary of being forgiving is letting go of anger.

(181) The corollary of being humble is learning from mistakes.

(182) The corollary of being responsible is being accountable.

(183) The corollary of being resourceful is finding solutions.

(184) The corollary of being disciplined is achieving success.

(185) A corollary of good decision-making is critical thinking.

(186) The corollary of being social is having a lot of friends.

(187) The corollary of being curious is discovering new things.

(188) The corollary to this theory is that it cannot be proven.

(189) A corollary of being understanding is listening to others.

(190) The corollary of being organized is being more productive.

(191) The corollary of being persistent is achieving your goals.

(192) The corollary of being confident is believing in yourself.

(193) The corollary of being persistent is overcoming obstacles.

(194) The corollary of being empathetic is understanding others.

(195) The corollary of being optimistic is seeing opportunities.

(196) A corollary of being polite is saying please and thank you.

(197) The corollary to being responsible is gaining independence.

(198) The corollary of being responsible is gaining independence.

(199) The corollary of being honest is earning trust from others.

(200) The corollary of saving money is having financial security.

(201) The corollary of being self-aware is understanding oneself.

(202) The corollary of being self-motivated is achieving success.

(203) A corollary of good leadership is effective decision-making.

(204) A corollary of being thankful is appreciating what you have.

(205) A corollary of being grateful is appreciating what you have.

(206) The corollary of not wearing sunscreen is getting a sunburn.

(207) The corollary of not being kind is hurting others' feelings.

(208) The corollary to saving money is having more to spend later.

(209) The corollary to reading books is improving your vocabulary.

(210) The corollary to practicing a skill is getting better at it.

(211) The corollary of reading books is improving your vocabulary.

(212) The corollary of saving money is having more to spend later.

(213) The corollary of being respectful is earning respectfulness.

(214) The corollary of being open-minded is accepting differences.

(215) The corollary to effective communication is active listening.

(216) The corollary of not following directions is making mistakes.

(217) If you don't exercise caution, the corollary is getting hurt.

(218) A corollary of practicing piano is getting better at playing.

(219) The corollary of being responsible is earning responsibility.

(220) The corollary of practicing a sport is improving your skills.

(221) The corollary of not being honest is losing trust from others.

(222) The corollary of not being responsible is facing consequences.

(223) A corollary of being respectful is being treated with respect.

(224) A corollary of being resilient is bouncing back from setbacks.

(225) The corollary of being adventurous is experiencing new things.

(226) The corollary of being trustworthy is earning trustworthiness.

(227) The Roosevelt Corollary was an addition to the Monroe Doctrine.

(228) A corollary of eating too much candy is getting a stomach ache.

(229) The corollary of being respectful is being respected in return.

(230) The corollary of being communicative is building relationships.

(231) She studied hard for the exam, and as a corollary, she aced it.

(232) He is a skilled chef, so as a corollary, he has a great palate.

(233) If you don't wear sunscreen, the corollary is getting a sunburn.

(234) The corollary of not being kind to others is not having friends.

(235) The corollary of not being patient is getting frustrated easily.

(236) The corollary of being curious is learning more about the world.

(237) The corollary of being patient is being able to wait for things.

(238) The corollary of being resilient is bouncing back from setbacks.

(239) The corollary of eating too much candy is getting a stomach ache.

(240) If you don't brush your teeth, the corollary is getting cavities.

(241) A corollary of being empathetic is understanding how others feel.

(242) The corollary of not drinking enough water is getting dehydrated.

(243) The corollary of being empathetic is understanding others better.

(244) The corollary of being humble is being able to learn from others.

(245) The corollary of not wearing a coat in the winter is getting sick.

(246) The corollary of not being respectful is hurting others' feelings.

(247) The corollary of being self-disciplined is achieving self-control.

(248) If you don't listen to your teacher, the corollary is not learning.

(249) The corollary of not wearing a helmet while biking is getting hurt.

(250) If you don't follow the rules, the corollary is getting in trouble.

(251) The corollary of not being prepared is feeling anxious and stressed.

(252) A corollary of being optimistic is seeing the bright side of things.

(253) If you don't share with others, the corollary is not making friends.

(254) If you don't clean up after yourself, the corollary is a messy room.

(255) The corollary of being forgiving is being able to let go of grudges.

(256) The corollary of being adaptable is being able to adjust to changes.

(257) The corollary of not listening to your parents is getting in trouble.

(258) If you don't drink enough water, the corollary is feeling dehydrated.

(259) A corollary of being responsible with money is saving for the future.

(260) The corollary of being organized is being able to find things easily.

(261) The corollary of being adaptable is thriving in different situations.

(262) The corollary of honesty is trust, but it also requires transparency.

(263) The formal proof of the corollary was presented during the conference.

(264) The formal proof of the corollary was derived from a previous theorem.

(265) If you don't practice your instrument, the corollary is not improving.

(266) The corollary of not being respectful is causing conflict with others.

(267) The corollary of being optimistic is seeing the bright side of things.

(268) The corollary of being persistent is being able to achieve your goals.

(269) If you don't study for your test, the corollary is getting a bad grade.

(270) The corollary of hard work is success, but it also requires dedication.

(271) The corollary of practicing an instrument is becoming a better musician.

(272) The corollary of being confident is being able to speak up for yourself.

(273) The corollary of being responsible with technology is being safe online.

(274) He works hard to achieve his goals, so as a corollary, he is successful.

(275) The corollary of a good leader is respect, but it also requires empathy.

(276) If you don't get enough sleep, the corollary is feeling tired and grumpy.

(277) If you don't do your homework, the corollary is not doing well in school.

(278) He is a dedicated athlete, so as a corollary, he has a strong work ethic.

(279) The corollary of not studying history is not understanding current events.

(280) If you don't eat breakfast, the corollary is feeling hungry and unfocused.

(281) The corollary of not getting enough sleep is feeling tired during the day.

(282) The corollary of being grateful is being able to appreciate what you have.

(283) The corollary of being independent is being able to take care of yourself.

(284) He loves to read books, so as a corollary, he has an extensive vocabulary.

(285) If you don't clean up after yourself, the corollary is a messy living space.

(286) The corollary of not wearing a seatbelt is getting injured in a car accident.

(287) A corollary of being responsible is being trusted with more responsibilities.

(288) She is a talented artist, and as a corollary, she has a great eye for detail.

(289) If you don't try your best, the corollary is not reaching your full potential.

(290) The corollary of being optimistic is being able to see the good in situations.

(291) She is a talented musician, and as a corollary, she has a great ear for music.

(292) The corollary of being responsible is being trusted with more responsibilities.

(293) The corollary of being empathetic is being able to understand others' feelings.

(294) The corollary of a good relationship is trust, but it also requires compromise.

(295) If you don't eat your vegetables, the corollary is not getting enough nutrients.

(296) The corollary of a healthy diet is a healthy body, but it also requires exercise.

(297) He is a skilled writer, so as a corollary, he has excellent communication skills.

(298) If you don't practice your instrument, the corollary is not improving your skills.

(299) The corollary of not wearing a helmet while riding a bike is getting a head injury.

(300) If you don't take care of your pets, the corollary is them getting sick or unhappy.

(301) If you don't pay attention in class, the corollary is not understanding the lesson.

(302) The corollary of not being organized is losing things or forgetting important tasks.

(303) The corollary of not studying your spelling words is getting them wrong on the test.

(304) If you don't ask for help when you need it, the corollary is struggling on your own.

(305) The formal proof of the corollary's applicability was shown through several examples.

(306) If you don't clean your room, the corollary is not being able to find things you need.

(307) If you don't apologize when you're wrong, the corollary is hurting someone's feelings.

(308) The corollary of learning a new language is being able to communicate with more people.

(309) She is a successful entrepreneur, and as a corollary, she has excellent business skills.

(310) The corollary of a good education is a successful career, but it also requires hard work.

(311) The corollary of a good teacher is a knowledgeable student, but it also requires patience.

(312) The corollary of good communication is understanding, but it also requires active listening.

(313) If you don't eat your vegetables, the corollary is not getting enough vitamins and nutrients.

(314) If you don't wear glasses when you need them, the corollary is not being able to see clearly.

(315) If you don't save your money, the corollary is not having enough for something you want later.

(316) The corollary of a strong immune system is good health, but it also requires proper nutrition.

(317) If you don't save your money, the corollary is not having enough for something you really want.

(318) If you don't wear appropriate clothing for the weather, the corollary is feeling uncomfortable.

(319) The corollary to this theorem is that the sum of the angles in a triangle is always 180 degrees.

(320) The corollary of being honest is earning trust, but if you lie, you risk damaging relationships.

(321) The corollary of working hard is achieving success, which is why I put in extra effort every day.

(322) The corollary of being a good listener is often gaining valuable insights and perspectives from others.

(323) The corollary of working hard is achieving success, but if you don't take breaks, you risk burning out.

(324) The corollary of eating healthy is feeling energized, but if you don't exercise, you risk gaining weight.

(325) While the corollary of taking risks is the potential for failure, it's also the potential for great success.

(326) The corollary of being kind is receiving kindness in return, but if you are rude, you risk alienating others.

(327) The corollary of being organized is being efficient, but if you don't prioritize tasks, you risk wasting time.

(328) The corollary of procrastination is often missed opportunities, so it's best to tackle tasks as soon as possible.

(329) Although the corollary of being honest is sometimes facing difficult consequences, it's always the right thing to do.

(330) The corollary of being patient is achieving success, but if you give up too easily, you risk missing out on opportunities.

(331) The corollary of studying diligently is getting good grades, but if you don't manage your time well, you risk falling behind.

(332) Although the corollary of being kind is often receiving kindness in return, it's important to be kind regardless of the outcome.

(333) The corollary of living in a big city is dealing with traffic and crowds, but it also offers endless opportunities and experiences.

(334) The corollary of being responsible is earning respect, but if you don't follow through on commitments, you risk losing credibility.

(335) The corollary of being open-minded is learning new things, but if you are close-minded, you risk missing out on valuable experiences.

(336) The corollary of being a good listener is having strong communication skills, but if you interrupt others, you risk losing their trust.

(337) While the corollary of being a perfectionist is often high standards and attention to detail, it can also lead to unnecessary stress and anxiety.

(338) The corollary of being a successful athlete is often years of hard work and dedication, but it can also bring immense satisfaction and fulfillment.

(339) Although the corollary of being a good leader is often making tough decisions and taking responsibility, it's also an opportunity to inspire and motivate others.



Corollary meaning


Corollary is a noun that refers to a proposition that follows from (and is often appended to) one already proved. It can also refer to a natural consequence or result. Here are some tips for using corollary in a sentence:


1. Use it to introduce a logical consequence: When you want to express that something is a logical consequence of something else, you can use corollary to introduce it. For example: "The corollary of this theorem is that all triangles have three sides."


2. Use it to describe a natural result: Corollary can also be used to describe a natural result or consequence of something. For example: "The corollary of eating too much junk food is gaining weight."


3. Use it in academic writing: Corollary is a word that is commonly used in academic writing, especially in mathematics and science. If you are writing a research paper or thesis in one of these fields, using corollary can help you express your ideas more precisely.


4. Use it to show the relationship between two ideas: Corollary can be used to show the relationship between two ideas, especially when one idea follows logically from the other. For example: "The corollary of this argument is that we need to take action to address climate change."


5. Use it to add emphasis: Corollary can be used to add emphasis to a statement, especially when you want to emphasize the importance of a particular consequence or result. For example: "The corollary of this decision is that it will have a significant impact on our company's bottom line."


In conclusion, corollary is a useful word that can help you express logical consequences and natural results in your writing. By following these tips, you can use corollary effectively in your sentences and convey your ideas more precisely.





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