to result

Examples

• All

• It can result in vomiting, fever or even death.

  Stormbreaker (2006)

• Instead, it seems to result from emotional overload.

• That means that this whole function here results in T, right?

• And that can result in a real sense of panic.

  DoctorRamani

• Speaker, a no deal will result in unprecedented harm.

• Sugar is flammable and may result in smoke and fire.

• I don't think that it would result in a better outcome.

• Based on feedback, 10 items were omitted or modified, resulting in 40 revised items.

  Academic text (2011)

• However, promoting a healthy coach/athlete relationship often results in high-quality sport performances and positive affective outcomes.

  Academic text (2011)

• His poor diet may result in serious health issues later in life.

Synonyms

M

to mean

vsto result

∞ 3.5

Lead to a particular result

focuses on happening as consequence rather than indicating intent

C

to come with

vsto result

128 3.9

A result that happens because of something, for example more work after a promotion

describes any consequence not only accompanying or included effects

T

to translate

vsto result

98 3.5

Lead to a particular result or effect

is general and can mean any outcome, not just equivalent changes

E

to ensue

vsto result

96 5.8

Happen as a result of something

is more general, meaning any outcome or what follows

E

to eventuate

vsto result

• Formal

1 9.1

To happen as a result of something

is broader and not only about long development before the outcome

How Direct

to cause

∞ 1.0

to lead to

∞ 2.5

to result

966 1.6

to follow

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology