1. plural of sequitur; logical conclusions or inferences that follow from premises
Usage: formal; logic

Examples

• The philosopher’s sequiturs were based on sound reasoning.
• Her argument contained several logical sequiturs that supported her thesis.
• The debate judge praised the student’s clear sequiturs.
• Unlike non sequiturs, these sequiturs followed logically from the evidence.
• The lawyer’s sequiturs strengthened her case considerably.