Does Consequently and Subsequently Mean the Same Thing?

We use “consequently” to discuss the reason why something took place. We use “subsequently” to discuss the order in which events took place.

Is subsequently the same as Consequently?

Consequently is a conjunctive adverb that means accordingly, therefore, or as a result: Chris failed the course and consequently was ineligible to graduate. The adverb subsequently means then, later, or next (following in time, order, or place): Lori graduated from college and subsequently moved to Springfield.

What is subsequently Consequently?

Consequently = A sequence of cause and effect. Subsequently = A sequence of events in time.