sequ-, sequi-, secut-, suit-, -sue

(Latin: follow)

Ab abusu ad usum non valet consequentia.

The consequences of abuse do not apply to general use.

Used by legal specialists and suggests that a right should not be withheld from people because of others who abuse it.

archaeological sequence, archeological sequence

A method of placing a group of similar objects into a chronological sequence, taking into account stylistic changes that occurred over time.

consecutive

consecutively

consecutiveness

consequence

consequent

consequential

consequentially

consequently

ensue

Etymology: from Old French ensivre, "to follow close upon"; from Late Latin insequere; from Latin insequi, "to pursue"; from in-, "upon" + sequi, "follow".

et sequens; et sequentia; et seq.; seq.; sq.

And the following.

execute

execution

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sequ-, sequi-, secut-, suit-, -sue

(Latin: follow)

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