transitive. With that and subordinate clause: to cause something to happen; to bring it about that something happens. Formerly (occasionally)…

transitive. To produce, bring about (a result, effect, etc.).

transitive. To cause (something) to follow as a consequence; to bring about.

transitive. To cause (something) to follow as a consequence; to bring about; to lead to. Cf. sense 36a. Obsolete.

transitive. To have remaining as a trace or consequence after removal, cessation, or a process of change; = sense 1b.

intransitive. With infinitive of a verb of demonstration, explanation, etc., or †to and noun of action (obsolete). To conduce to; to tend to or…

transitive. To cause (something) to follow as a consequence; to bring about. Cf. sense 36a. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. With with and pronoun referring to the subject. To involve as a consequence, result in. Obsolete.

transitive. To entail or involve (a particular consequence, risk, etc.). Of a crime or act of wrongdoing: spec. to be punishable by (a particular…

transitive. figurative. To bring as a consequence or necessary adjunct. Obsolete.

intr. to lead to: to have as a result or consequence.

transitive. To produce or give rise to (a condition, circumstance, process, etc.) as a natural consequence. Also intransitive: to arise.

Simply. To bring on by way of necessary consequence. Of premises: To involve logically, necessitate (a particular conclusion).

transitive. To require, entail, necessitate; to produce as an effect or result.

transitive. To bring forth; to give rise to. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring about (a thing) as a result of or in succession to something; to cause indirectly. Now somewhat rare.