ensuant
adjective
en·su·ant
\ə̇nˈsüənt, en-\
Definition of ensuant
: following as a consequence the ensuant response to his appeal was very satisfying —often used postpositively and with on the privations and disorders ensuant on war
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Origin and Etymology of ensuant
ensue + -ant
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