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Meaning "offspring, progeny, child" is from mid-13c.; that of "any consequence, outcome, or result" is from late 14c.
There was no retaliation of any consequence.
He knew no secrets of any consequence.
Almost nothing of any consequence is permitted.
They can't pass legislation of any consequence.
She has scared off all Democratic challengers of any consequence.
But I don't think it's of any consequence," he said.
She had nothing of any consequence about her.
"I was willing to accept any consequence," he said.
Through 2015, no arrests of any consequence were made.
Social earthquakes of any consequence have their absurdities and confusions.
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