Definitions of result
-
To
follow
as
a
consequence;
to
issue;
to
come
to
a
determination.
-
To
leap
back;
to
rebound.
-
To
proceed,
spring,
or
rise,
as
a
consequence,
from
facts,
arguments,
premises,
combination
of
circumstances,
consultation,
thought,
or
endeavor.
-
To
come
out,
or
have
an
issue;
to
terminate;
to
have
consequences; -
followed
by
in;
as,
this
measure
will
result
in
good
or
in
evil.
-
To
follow
as
a
consequence
or
effect;
as,
much
good
will
result
from
this
law;
be
an
outcome;
end.
-
To
issue (
in):
to
follow
as
a
consequence.
-
To
follow
as
a
consequence.
-
To
be
a
result;
follow;
issue.
-
result
in; "
The
water
left
a
mark
on
the
silk
dress"; "
Her
blood
left
a
stain
on
the
napkin"
-
To
follow
or
have
origin,
as
a
consequence,
from
facts,
arguments,
thought, &
c.;
to
spring;
to
arise;
to
originate;
to
issue;
to
ensue.
-
a
phenomenon
that
follows
and
is
caused
by
some
previous
phenomenon; "
the
magnetic
effect
was
greater
when
the
rod
was
lengthwise"; "
his
decision
had
depressing
consequences
for
business"; "
he
acted
very
wise
after
the
event"
-
the
semantic
role
of
the
noun
phrase
whose
referent
exists
only
by
virtue
of
the
activity
denoted
by
the
verb
in
the
clause
-
A
flying
back;
resilience.
-
That
which
results;
the
conclusion
or
end
to
which
any
course
or
condition
of
things
leads,
or
which
is
obtained
by
any
process
or
operation;
consequence
or
effect;
as,
the
result
of
a
course
of
action;
the
result
of
a
mathematical
operation.
-
The
decision
or
determination
of
a
council
or
deliberative
assembly;
a
resolve;
a
decree.
-
Consequence:
conclusion:
decision.
-
Consequence;
effect.
-
The
outcome
of
an
action;
consequence;
effect.
-
Consequence;
conclusion;
effect;
decision.
-
That
which
proceeds
from
a
given
state
of
facts, &
c.;
consequence;
inference;
decision;
issue.
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