1. in a way that follows as a result or effect; as a consequence
2. in an important or significant manner; with consequence or weight
Usage: less common than sense 1

Examples

• The storm damaged the power lines; consequentially, the entire neighborhood lost electricity.
• She missed the deadline and, consequentially, lost the contract.
• The new policy was poorly designed and consequentially created more problems than it solved.
• He spoke consequentially about the future of the company during the board meeting.
• The decision was made hastily and consequentially affected thousands of employees.