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Meanings of ensue in English

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resultar
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resultar
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resultar

Issue or terminate (in a specified way, state, etc.); end.

        resultar
        Usage of ensue in English
        1
        A civil war would ensue, with neighbouring countries backing rival local forces.
        Reuters
        2
        Police maintained there was no reason to believe any danger would ensue.
        Feminist dot com
        3
        When the systems are perturbed, pathological consequences ensue and disease risks rise.
        Pubmed
        4
        A long legal battle in the appeals courts is likely to ensue.
        News.com.au
        5
        The overall sense at 31 minutes was that a rout would ensue.
        The Guardian
        6
        Dotcom bubbles ensue, with the attendant costs to savers and the economy.
        Reuters
        7
        It says that if house prices fall, a banking meltdown could ensue.
        BBC
        8
        If there were any justice in the world, consumer boycotts would ensue.
        Reuters
        9
        Ames pictured the horrors which would ensue if the Treaty were rejected.
        George Washington
        10
        He felt weary and shrank from those inevitable confidences which must ensue.
        The Tyranny of Weakness
        11
        Divorces would be impossible; for when love ceased, separation would naturally ensue.
        Woman and the Republic / A Survey of the Woman-Suffrage Movement...
        12
        I wished also to avoid the self-mortification which must ensue from altercation.
        Mark Rutherford's Deliverance
        13
        No wonder they shrank from the fearful consequence that might next ensue.
        The Great Taboo
        14
        Don't be fooled by this argument that chaos will ensue Zuma's departure.
        The South African
        15
        If one intrudes on the space of another, a-er-sanguinarybattlemay ensue.
        A river in the sky
        16
        You shall see how from the merest spark, a conflagration may ensue.
        Tarrano the Conqueror
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