Also means
resulting
Usage Note
Consiguiente is most common in the fixed phrase por consiguiente (therefore, consequently), a formal connector equivalent to por lo tanto. As a standalone adjective it means 'resulting' or 'attendant' (los gastos consiguientes = the resulting costs). It is a false friend for English 'consequent' in a limited way — it is almost always used formally.
Examples
"No había luz y, por consiguiente, no pudimos leer."
Natural Translation
There was no light and, consequently, we couldn't read.
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