English–French
“significant” in French
Pronunciation
IPA/kɔ̃sekɑ̃/
Example
Les dégâts sont conséquents après la tempête.
The damage is significant following the storm.
How to say “significant” in French
“Significant” in French is conséquent.
A visibly large amount or strong effect that leaves a clear mark.
Example sentences with conséquent
Son travail est conséquent et il a reçu des éloges.
His work is substantial, and he received praise.
Tips for using conséquent
- French conséquent often means substantial or significant, whereas English consequent usually means resulting from something.
Other French words for “significant”
Tes progrès sont appréciables.
Your progress is significant.