Definition: The term "corollary" refers to a statement or argument that is derived from another statement or argument. It can be used as a standalone sentence, in conjunction with other statements or arguments, or in response to an argument. The goal of a corollary is to support or complement the main argument by providing additional evidence or information. For example: 1. "If it rains tomorrow, then the ground will become wet." 2. "The sun sets at noon each day." 3.
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