How do you say consequental in Spanish?

Question

I am writing a paper for Spanish class, and I need to know how to say consequental. Can someone help?

Answer 1

I'm assuming you mean "consequential."

Collin's indicates "consigiente" or "resultante" meaning "resulting," thus "the moves consequential upon this decision" may be translated as "las medidas que resultan de esta decisión"

In the sense of "important," Collin's suggests "importante" or "de consequencia"

I hope this helps.

Answer 2

Hi Alyssa, and welcome to the SpanishDict "Answers" forum!

For question regarding one word translations, we typically refer members to our dictionary. This can be found by clicking on the tab above labeled "Dictionary."

In regards to your original question, however, I believe that you may have meant to write "consequential" rather than "consequental." If so, you can find the translation here: consequential

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