adv

accordingly

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adv

In a way that fits the situation just described; as a result.

"The risks increased, and the insurance premium rose accordingly."

"You broke the rules, so you'll be treated accordingly."

How to Use Accordingly

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA slightly formal way of saying "as a result" or "correspondingly."

When to use it

Common in formal, legal, and business writing; sounds stiff in casual conversation.

more accordingly comparative, most accordingly superlative

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The risks increased, and the insurance premium rose _____.

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