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result
/ɹɪˈzʌlt/
When used as a noun, "result" can be either countable (e.g., "the results of the test") or uncountable depending on whether you are referring to specific outcomes or a general consequence. When used as a verb, pay close attention to the preposition that follows it. Use "result from" when talking about the cause (The fire resulted from a spark) and "result in" when talking about the final outcome (The spark resulted in a fire).
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Meanings
A thing that is caused or produced by something else; a consequence.
"The result of the experiment was unexpected."
The score or outcome of a sports contest, election, or examination.
"We are still waiting for the final election results."
To occur as a consequence of something; to happen as a result.
"The accident resulted from a failure in the braking system."
To end or arrive at a particular outcome.
"The negotiations resulted in a new trade agreement."