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.