Relating to or of the nature of a corollary; being a natural consequence or inference from something else.
From corollary (something that follows naturally) plus -ial (relating to), creating an adjective form to describe consequences or inferences that naturally follow from a premise.
In mathematics and logic, corollary has a precise meaning—a truth that immediately follows from another truth without needing separate proof—and corollarial captures how some conclusions are practically automatic.
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