Synonyms and antonyms of General words for results and outcomes in British Thesaurus

result (noun)

something that is caused directly by something else that has happened previously

outcome (noun)

the final result of a process, meeting, activity etc

influence (noun)

the effect that a person or thing has on someone’s decisions, opinions, or behaviour or on the way something happens

consequence (noun)

a result or effect of something

effect (noun)

a change that is produced in one person or thing by another

impact (noun)

an effect, or an influence

side effect (noun)

any additional result that you did not expect or want

the aftermath (noun)

the effects and results of something bad or important

end result (noun)

the result of an activity or process

the upshot (of something) ()

the result of a process or an event

a function of something ()

the result of a change in something

backwash (noun)

things that happen as a result of something that happened earlier

by-product (noun)

something that is not intended or has not been planned but happens as a result of another situation or something that you do

carry-over (noun)

something that happens now that is the result of a situation that existed in the past

counterbalance (noun)

something that has an effect that is equal and opposite to something else

counterpoise (noun)

something whose effect is equal and opposite to that of another thing and so prevents it from having too much influence

counterweight (noun)

a counterbalance

culmination (noun)

the final result of a process or situation

deliverable (noun)

something that can be achieved or delivered as the result of a plan or process

dialectic (noun)

formal the way in which two different forces or ideas exist together or affect each other

endpoint (noun)

science in scientific research, one of the outcomes that a trial or study aims to achieve

extension (noun)

something that develops from a particular custom, activity, idea etc

first fruits (noun)

the first successful results of an activity

foregone conclusion (noun)

a result that you can be certain about before it happens

the fruit/fruits of something ()

the good results that you get from something such as hard work

fruition (noun)

formal the result that you wanted to achieve from a plan or idea

harvest (noun)

formal the result of something that was done in the past

implication (noun)

a possible effect or result

imprint (noun)

a strong permanent influence on someone or something

offspring (noun)

something that has developed as a result of something else

outcome (noun)

the possible or likely result of something

outgrowth (noun)

something that develops from something else

payback (noun)

a result of doing something

product (noun)

a situation that is a result of particular actions, influences, or events

ramification (noun)

formal a complicated or unexpected way in which a decision, process, or event affects other things

result (noun)

the final score, or the name of the winner of a sports event or election

reverberation (noun)

formal an effect that spreads over a wide area or lasts for a long time

ripple effect (noun)

a situation in which one thing causes a series of other things to happen

sequel (noun)

something that happens as a result of a previous event

spillover (noun)

an effect that spreads more than people expected or intended

spin-off (noun)

something good that happens unexpectedly as a result of something else