1. natural consequences or results that follow from something
Usage: plural of corollary
2. propositions that follow easily from proven theorems or statements
Usage: mathematics; logic

Examples

• The corollaries of increased automation include job displacement and higher productivity.
• Economic growth often brings corollaries such as environmental challenges.
• The mathematician proved several corollaries from the main theorem.
• Higher education levels have positive corollaries like better health outcomes.
• The new policy’s corollaries were not immediately apparent to lawmakers.
• These corollaries follow logically from our initial assumptions.
• The success brought welcome corollaries including recognition and funding.