Pronunciation: /rɪˈzʌlt/
noun a consequence, effect, or outcome of something
A1 The result of the math problem was 10.
A2 The experiment's result was inconclusive.
B1 The survey results showed a clear trend.
B2 The team's hard work resulted in a successful project.
C1 The economic downturn had a significant impact on the company's results.
C2 The artist's latest work was hailed as a masterpiece, a result of years of dedication and practice.
verb not applicable
A1 I cleaned my room and as a result, it looks much neater now.
A2 She studied hard for the exam and as a result, she got a high grade.
B1 The company implemented new strategies and, as a result, saw an increase in profits.
B2 The negotiations between the two parties resulted in a mutually beneficial agreement.
C1 The scientific experiment resulted in groundbreaking discoveries that changed the field.
C2 The peace talks resulted in a historic treaty that ended years of conflict.
adjective not applicable
A1 The result of the experiment was inconclusive.
A2 The result of the test showed a significant improvement.
B1 The result of the survey indicated a high level of satisfaction.
B2 The result of the investigation led to several arrests.
C1 The result of the analysis confirmed our hypothesis.
C2 The result of the study had far-reaching implications.
adverb not applicable
A1 I studied hard and as a result, I passed my exam.
A2 She practiced every day and as a result, she improved her skills.
B1 The team worked together and as a result, they won the championship.
B2 He invested wisely and as a result, he became financially stable.
C1 The company implemented new strategies and as a result, their profits soared.
C2 After years of hard work, she finally achieved her dream job as a result.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The students studied hard and as a result, they all passed the test.
A2 She practiced every day and as a result, she became a skilled pianist.
B1 He followed a strict diet and as a result, he lost a significant amount of weight.
B2 The new marketing campaign was successful and as a result, sales increased by 20%.
C1 The negotiations were tense, but as a result, a mutually beneficial agreement was reached.
C2 The team's hard work paid off and as a result, they were awarded the prestigious prize.
preposition not applicable
A1 As a result of the rain, the picnic was canceled.
A2 The team won the championship as a result of their hard work and dedication.
B1 The company's profits increased as a result of their new marketing strategy.
B2 The new regulations led to a decrease in pollution as a result of stricter enforcement.
C1 The economic downturn was a result of several factors, including inflation and political instability.
C2 The artist's latest masterpiece was a result of years of experimentation and refinement.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I studied hard and as a result, I passed my exam.
A2 She practiced every day, and as a result, she improved her skills.
B1 The team worked together, and as a result, they won the championship.
B2 He invested wisely, and as a result, he became a millionaire.
C1 The company implemented new strategies, and as a result, their profits increased.
C2 The government implemented new policies, and as a result, the economy improved.
interjection not applicable
A1 I studied hard for the exam, and as a result, I got an A+.
A2 I practiced speaking English every day, and as a result, my fluency improved.
B1 She followed the recipe carefully, and as a result, the cake turned out perfectly.
B2 He trained rigorously for the competition, and as a result, he won first place.
C1 The company implemented new strategies, and as a result, their profits soared.
C2 The research team conducted extensive experiments, and as a result, they made a groundbreaking discovery.
article not applicable
A1 The result of the experiment was inconclusive.
A2 The test result showed that she was allergic to peanuts.
B1 As a result of the pandemic, many businesses had to close down.
B2 The team worked hard and as a result, they won the championship.
C1 The successful merger was the result of months of negotiations.
C2 The result of the election was a landslide victory for the incumbent candidate.
formal The experiment's result confirmed the hypothesis.
informal The test result showed that I aced the exam!
slang The outcome of the game was a total win for our team.
figurative The result of her hard work was a promotion at work.
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