What is another word for ensuing?
267 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɛnsjˈuːɪŋ], [ ɛnsjˈuːɪŋ], [ ɛ_n_s_j_ˈuː_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for ensuing:
- after (adjective)
- consecutive (adjective)
- consequent (adjective)
- ensuing (adjective)
- eventual (adjective)
- following (adjective)
- future (adjective)
- later (adjective)
- next (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- posterior (adjective)
- pursuing (adjective)
- serial (adjective)
- subsequent (adjective)
- succeeding/successive (adjective)
- ensue (verb)
- ensuing (verb)
- following (verb)
- happening (verb)
- occurring (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Ensuing:
adj.
• after (adjective) • consecutive (adjective)- in turn,
- constant,
- running,
- connected,
- continuing,
- uninterrupted,
- logical,
- successive,
- continuous,
- sequential,
- understandable,
- succedent,
- increasing,
- Seriate,
- going on,
- progressive,
- chronological.
- coming,
- future,
- forthcoming,
- approaching,
- Looming,
- due,
- next off,
- coming up,
- destined,
- oncoming,
- impending.
- endmost,
- possible,
- inevitable,
- vicarious,
- closing,
- ultimate,
- dependent,
- latter,
- ending,
- overall,
- last,
- contingent,
- conditional,
- ulterior,
- prospective,
- terminal.
- then,
- specified,
- a while later,
- on the scent,
- proximate,
- hinder,
- directly after,
- in the wake of,
- after a while,
- Supervenient,
- coming after,
- presently,
- henceforth,
- by and by,
- later on,
- coming next,
- in search of,
- in pursuit.
- attached,
- touching,
- alongside,
- nearest,
- abutting,
- neighboring,
- closest,
- close,
- adjoining,
- meeting,
- Beside,
- adjacent.
- next,
- Successional,
- on the side,
- in the rear,
- in line,
- eventual,
- in order,
- one after another,
- back-to-back,
- numerical,
- serialized,
- in the cards,
- serial,
- next in line for,
- following after,
- subsequential,
- consequent,
- later,
- next in order,
- Inferable,
- seriatim,
- back of,
- downstream,
- consecutive,
- subsequent,
- coterminous,
- posterior,
- after,
- down the road,
- hard by,
- down the pike,
- sequent,
- postliminary,
- following,
- side-by-side.
n.
v.
• ensue (verb) • ensuing (verb) • following (verb) • happening (verb) • occurring (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- afterward,
- afterwards,
- empty-handed,
- accordingly,
- consequential,
- thereafter,
- ergo,
- motivated,
- resultant,
- once,
- hence,
- consequently,
- indirect,
- flow-on,
- thereupon,
- attributable,
- subsequently,
- emphatic,
- thus,
- therefore,
- knock on.
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•
- finally,
- late,
- attendant,
- Since,
- secondary,
- final,
- net,
- promptly,
- quickly,
- when,
- hardly,
- ultimately,
- automatic,
- so,
- contact.
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•
- open,
- Upon,
- immediately,
- overnight.
-
•
- directly.
-
•
- immediate.
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•
- in.
Paraphrases for Ensuing:
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Independent
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Adjective
attendant, consequent, consequential, resultant, resulting, subsequent.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
agitating, attending, budding, causing, coming, continuing, course, covering, deriving, emerging, engaging, facing, filing, flowing, following, forthcoming, future, giving, incurring, inducing, intervening, keeping, launching, leading, lodging, matching, meaning, monitoring, owing, pakistan, planned, practicing, product, pursuant, related, releasing, relevant, remaining, rendering, reporting, resulting, run, running, shaking, shooting, stirring, succeeding, surrounding, tracking, trailing, unfolding, upcoming, viewing, withdrawing, yielding, Accruing, Affording, Amounting, Arising, Attaching, Donating, Emanating, Employing, Envisaged, Evolving, Flanking, Furthering, Hiring, Initiating, Originating, Pertaining, Placing, Relating, Removing, Tabling, Undergoing, Whoever, Commencing, Committing, Conferring, Presenting, Providing, Stemming, Submitting, burgeoning, ensuring, follow-up.
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Adjective
Homophones for Ensuing:
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