| A | B |
|---|
| consecutive | following one after the other in correct order |
| consequence | logical effect or outcome |
| ensue | to come after or happen as a result of |
| execute | to carry out; to do |
| inconsequential | having no significance |
| obsequious | fawning; obedient out of fear or in hopes of gain |
| persecute | to oppress, annoy or harass |
| prosecutor | person who starts legal proceedings against another |
| pursue | to follow, seek or strive for |
| pursuit | the act of chasing or striving after |
| sect | a group of people with the same principles, beliefs or opinions |
| secular | concerned with things of this life; worldly, not spiritual |
| sequacious | following in a logical and regular order |
| sequel | something that follows; the next installment |
| sequence | a continuous or connected series |
| sequester | to remove from public use or view |
| subsequent | coming after in time, order or place |
| sue | to bring a lawsuit against; to plead |
| suite | any series of similar things, such as a set of linked rooms |
| suitor | one who woos or seeks the affection of another |
