Pronunciation

/rɪˈzʌlt/

Definitions

Noun

1. The outcome or consequence of an action, process, or event. For example: “The experiment produced unexpected results.”
2. A specific piece of information or data derived from a calculation or investigation. For example: “The result of the election was announced last night.”

Verb

1. To produce or achieve as a consequence. For example: “Working hard will result in success.”
2. To come to a specific conclusion or decision after considering something. For example: “The team discussed the issue and eventually resulted in a plan.”

Phrases

• “As a result” indicates the outcome of an action.
• “No matter the result” suggests acceptance of any possible outcome.
• “Bring about a result” implies causing a desired outcome.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The experiment’s results were groundbreaking in the field of science.”
• Verb: “Her diligent study resulted in top grades on the exams.”
• Verb: “After careful analysis, they were able to result in a peaceful resolution.”

Synonyms

• Outcome
• Consequence
• Effect
• Implication
• Findings
• Conclusion

Antonyms

• Cause
• Prevention
• Failure
• Lack of result (opposite of successful outcome)