v. Obs. [f. ENSUE v. + -ABLE; for the sense cf. conformable, suitable.] That logically ensues; likely to result.
1548. Gest, Pr. Masse, 93. An issue … resonable an[d] ensuable. It is nothing ensuable, because the apostles sacrificed, they sacrificed Christes bodye and bloud.
1635. J. Hayward, Banish’d Virg., 183. Which they would not have done, if they had but considered or foreseene their ensueable inconveniences.
