No. 9,231 in French
corollaire
A consequence, result, or logical outcome.
In a sentence
Le développement technologique est un corollaire du progrès scientifique.
Technological development is a corollary of scientific progress.
Here, 'corollaire' means a natural or expected consequence.
La paix mondiale est souvent considérée comme un corollaire de la coopération internationale.
World peace is often considered a corollary of international cooperation.
In this sentence, 'corollaire' signifies a resulting phenomenon derived from something else.
L'amélioration des outils pédagogiques a pour corollaire l'élévation du niveau d'éducation.
The improvement of educational tools has as a corollary the elevation of the level of education.
The term 'corollaire' here implies a direct result of prior actions.
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