Etymology

ensuant

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Today it means: Ensuing; following as a consequence. Full definition →

Anglo-Norman ensuant ← Latin īnsequor
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  1. Latin · derived fromīnsequor“to follow, to pursue”
  2. Anglo-Norman · derived fromensuant
  3. English todayensuant

From Anglo-Norman ensuant, present participle of ensivre, itself from Latin īnsequor (“to follow, to pursue”).

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