Correct spellings for SUNSEQUENT
- consequent The heavy rainfall had a consequent effect on the flooding in the area.
- subsequent The company's profits increased substantially in the subsequent quarter.
If you've mistakenly typed "sunsequent" instead of "subsequent", fear not! Here are some correct suggestions for your misspelling. Remember to use "subsequent" when referring to something that follows or comes after another event, action or point in time.
