Synonyms and antonyms of As a result of something and describing effects and results in American Thesaurus

therefore (adverb)

as a result of the reason that has just been mentioned

consequently (adverb)

as a result

accordingly (adverb)

as a result of something

from (preposition)

as a result of something

thus (adverb)

formal as a result of the fact that you have just mentioned

hence (adverb)

formal used for introducing something that is a result of the fact that has just been stated

as a consequence/in consequence ()

used for saying that one thing is the result of another

by virtue of something ()

because of, or as a result of

ensuing (adjective)

an ensuing event or activity happens after something else, often as a result of it

knock-on (adjective)

British a knock-on effect is the indirect result of something

at a cost ()

used for saying that it may not have been worth doing something because so much has been lost or damaged as a result

attendant (adjective)

formal existing along with something, or happening as a result of it

attributable (adjective)

caused by a particular event, situation, activity, or person

automatic (adjective)

happening as a result of specific conditions, rules, or laws, without a special decision being made

by default ()

if something happens by default, it happens only because someone does not do something else

consequent (adjective)

formal happening as a result of something

consequential (adjective)

formal happening as an indirect result of something

contact (adjective)

having an effect when one thing touches another

count the cost ()

to realize what has been lost or damaged as a result of something

courtesy of ()

as a result of

either way ()

used for saying there are two possibilities that can happen, and in both cases the result will be the same

emphatic (adjective)

with a very clear result that no one can argue about

empty-handed (adjective)

without getting anything for your effort

ergo (adverb)

formal therefore

final (adjective)

existing as the result of a long process

flow-on (adjective)

happening as the direct result of something

for (preposition)

as a result of something

for good or ill (formal)

formal whether the effect will be good or bad

from bitter experience ()

if you know something from bitter experience, you know about its unpleasant aspects because you have experienced it before

imputable (adjective)

formal caused by a particular event, situation, activity, or person

indirect (adjective)

not the immediate result of something

in doing something ()

used for saying that as a result of doing one thing, you also do something else

in turn ()

as a result of something that is part of a connected series of events

it’ll cost you ()

used for saying that if someone wants something they will have to pay a lot or do something else for it

motivated (adjective)

caused by a particular belief or emotion

net (adjective)

a net effect or result is the final one, after everything has been considered

nett ()

a British spelling of net

open (adjective)

used for describing a situation that has at least two possible results

out of (all) proportion (to something) ()

if a reaction or result is out of all proportion, it is too strong or serious for the thing or situation that has caused it

resultant (adjective)

formal happening as a result of something that has just been mentioned

so (adverb)

used for saying that something happens or someone does something because of what you have just mentioned

to good/full/little etc. effect ()

used for saying what kind of result something has

to the/such an extent that ()

used for saying that because one thing is happening something else happens

to your cost ()

if you know something to your cost, you know it is true because of a bad experience