sequent
/ˈsɛk.wənt/Definitions
1. noun
Something that comes or follows after something else, especially in a series of events or a sequence.
“The sequent events led to a major crisis in the country.”
2. noun
A formal proposition or theorem in logic, following from a previous one.
“The mathematician proved the sequent theorem using advanced calculus.”
3. verb
To follow or come after something in a sequence.
“The new policy will sequent the changes in the company’s budget.”