Logic. = consequence, n. 3. Obsolete.

In Geometry, etc. A proposition appended to another which has been demonstrated, and following immediately from it without new proof; hence gen.…

A judgement or statement arrived at by any reasoning process; an inference, deduction, induction.

That which follows logically, or can be deduced or inferred; a logical result or inference. †Formerly, the conclusion of a syllogism as opposed…

Logic. An act or instance of induction; the result of this; a conclusion derived from induction; formerly used in the wider sense of ‘inference’.

The action of inferring or deducing; an inference, deduction, conclusion. Obsolete.

That which follows or is thought to follow as a logical consequence; an inference. Obsolete.

A consequence, deduction, conclusion, corollary. (Very common in 17th cent.)

That which is inferred, a conclusion drawn from data or premisses. Also, an implication; the conclusion that one is intended to draw. Cf. infer, v. 4.

Something that follows. A logical consequence; also †an inference, conclusion.

An instance of this. Also: a conclusion arrived at by reasoning.

An inference. Obsolete. rare.

The conclusion resulting from the premises of an argument.

= sequence, n. 5a. Obsolete.

= consequence, n. 1 3a.

as n. That which is deducible; an inference that may be drawn.

Consequential matters or inferences.

A concept or proposition arising from this process; a general conclusion or inference; (with negative connotation) an excessively broad or general…

That which is inferred or elicited from something; a product or result of inference or development.

An inference or conclusion which follows from the premisses. Cf. non sequitur, n.