Word: Output

Pronunciation

/ˈaʊtˌpʊt/

Definitions

• Noun: The information, data, or results produced by a process, especially from a computer program, machine, or system. For example: “The program’s output was displayed on the screen.”

  • Economic sense: The goods or services produced by a company or industry over a period of time. For instance: “The factory’s monthly output increased significantly this quarter.”

• Verb: To produce or supply something as a result of a process, operation, or function. For example: “This machine outputs high-quality images.”

Phrases

• “Output device” refers to any peripheral that conveys information from a computer to the user, such as a monitor or printer.
• “Input-output model” is an economic theory that analyzes the relationship between different sectors within an economy and their outputs.
• “Increase/decrease output” can refer to boosting or reducing the production of goods, data, or results.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “After running the algorithm, we analyzed its output to identify patterns.”
• Verb: “This software will output a report detailing your daily sales.”

Synonyms

• Production
• Result
• Outcome
• Yield
• Product (in the context of a process)
• Emittance (in technical contexts)