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Meanings of most consequential in English

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Usage of most consequential in English
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In his most consequential battle, he took on his daughter, Shari Redstone.
The Irish Times
2
What is the single most consequential political development of the past five years?
The Guardian
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Photo: AFP Of all the questions this will likely be the most consequential.
Radio NZ
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For the party, this is one of the most consequential national day celebrations.
The Guardian
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And I would consider this upcoming election the most consequential of our lifetime.
Independent.ie
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Here is a timeline of some of the most consequential controversies.
The Irish Times
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Here are some key takeaways and the most consequential results.
Radio NZ
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Now, then, the tall stranger began searching his pockets with a most consequential air.
Devereux — Complete
9
O'Brien was on deck, and she walked up to him in the most consequential manner.
Peter Simple; and, The Three Cutters, Vol. 1-2
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On Nov.6 the hatred ends. This election might be the most consequential of our lifetime.
News.com.au
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The year's most consequential rockfalls occurred from the southeast face of El Capitan in September.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Its decision not to intervene to try to stop the slaughter was arguably the most consequential.
The Guardian
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We start this new decade knowing that it is the most consequential period in history, he said.
The South African
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But the strangest and maybe most consequential part of the event happened after the astronaut came home.
Wired
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The insurance industry dodged what could have been one of the most consequential MDLs in U.S. litigation history.
Reuters
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Impeaching a president is the most consequential thing the US Congress can do -other than declaring war.
The Irish Times
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