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corollary(dictionary)
corollary(dictionary)
Deventer's pelvis(medicine)
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Deventer's pelvis (medicine) and corollary (iou)


Deventer's pelvis (medicine)


Deventer's pelvis


A pelvis with shortened anteroposterior diameter.


corollary (iou)



corollary noun & adjective. LME.
[Latin corollarium money paid for a garland, present, gratuity, deduction, from COROLLA: see -ARY1.]
A. noun.
a. A proposition, esp. in geometry, appended to one that has already been demonstrated as following immediately from it; an immediate inference. LME.
Lytton That is scarcely a fair corollary from my remark.
b. A practical consequence, a result. L17.
W. Lippmann When advanced nations adopt collectivism, and its inevitable corollary, the self-contained economy.
An addition to a speech or composition; an appendix; a concluding or crowning part. E17-E18.
Something additional or surplus. E17.
A proposition, a thesis. M17-E19.
b. adjective. Of the Nature of a corollary; appended as an inference; accompanying, supplementary; resulting. LME.