sequacious adjective. [sɪ'kweɪʃǝs] M17.
[from Latin sequac- sequax, from sequi follow: see -ACIOUS.]
1. Of a person: inclined to follow another, esp. in a servile or unthinking manner; lacking independence or originality of thought. arch. M17.

2. Of a thing: easily moulded; ductile, pliable, flexible. M17-M18.

3. Of musical notes or metrical feet: following one another with consistent and ordered regularity. rare. L18.

4. Of reasoning, thought, etc.: logical, coherent. E19.
■ N. Frye Socrates..orders his discussion in a sequacious argument.

■ sequaciously adverb L19.

■ sequaciousness noun M17.

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