intransitive. To occur as a consequence or effect of something; to result. Frequently with from, †of. Often impersonal with a clause as…

To follow in time or in a sequence. intransitive. To follow as a consequence or result; to ensue. Obsolete.

Of circumstances viewed as results: To spring, originate, or result from (of obsolete).

intransitive. With by, from, of, out of. To happen as a consequence or result of the specified action, event, etc. See also to fall out upon at…

intransitive. To arise as a consequence, effect, or outcome of some action, process, or design; to occur as a result to; to end or conclude in a…

intransitive. To follow as a result; to result. Const. †by, from, †of, on, upon.

intransitive. To follow on; to ensue, result.

figurative. intransitive. To arise as a consequence of something; to result. Frequently with from. Now rare.

intransitive. To result, arise from a source; = redound, v. 8. Obsolete.

To follow as a consequence of or upon; to proceed from a source; to ensue, result. Obsolete.

intransitive. To result in; = end, v.1 5b.

To end, issue, or result in; = end, v.1 5b.

To follow or flow from, result from. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be the result or outcome; to come about.

intransitive. To result finally; to end (in something).

intransitive. With prepositional phrase (introduced by of (formerly also by)) as complement. Of an advantage, benefit, misfortune, etc.: to…

intransitive. With into. To result in, to be converted into.