conllevará

Conllevará is the third person singular future tense form of the Spanish verb conllevar, which means to entail, involve, or carry with. This verb is commonly used in formal contexts to indicate that something will have certain consequences or implications. The term originates from the Latin roots con-, meaning with, and levare, meaning to raise or carry.

In usage, conllevará typically appears in professional, academic, or legal discourse to express that a particular action or situation will inevitably lead to specific outcomes. For example, "Esta política conllevará cambios significativos en la organización" translates to "This policy will entail significant changes in the organization."

The verb is frequently employed in Spanish when discussing cause-effect relationships or when emphasizing the inescapable nature of certain consequences. Its future tense form, conllevará, specifically indicates that these effects will occur at a later time, making it a useful construction for planning and prediction scenarios in both written and spoken Spanish.