something that happens or exists because of something else
As a result of the heavy rain, the match was cancelled.
Regular practice brought quick results for the choir.
✦ From Latin “resultare” meaning “to spring back, rebound,” later used figuratively for an effect that comes back from a cause.
the mark, score, or information you receive after a test, exam, vote, or game
I checked my exam results online this morning.
The election result was announced to a cheering crowd.
the number, value, or data produced after calculating, processing, or experimenting
Add the numbers and write the result on the board.
The program crashed before displaying any results.
to happen or exist because of something else, or to cause something to happen
Flooding resulted from the broken dam.
The changes will result in better service for customers.
