correspondingly

From 'corresponding' + '-ly'. 'Corresponding' from 'correspond' (Old French 'correspondre', from Latin 'com-' + 'respondere' 'to answer').

ADV (1)

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Synonyms accordingly generalconsequential , consequently resultativeformal , proportionately specificquantitative , commensurately formalprecise , thus conciseformal

Antonyms disproportionately specificquantitative , unsuitably generalquality , inappropriately generalquality

This adverb indicates that something is happening or changing in a way that directly matches or is in proportion to something else. It implies a direct relationship where one thing affects another, often indicating a consequence or a parallel development. The degree or nature of one element corresponds to the degree or nature of another.

As the cost of raw materials increased, the price of the finished product rose correspondingly.
The level of effort put into the project will correspondingly determine the quality of the outcome.
When the team's motivation declined, their performance suffered correspondingly.