noun

• The final result or outcome of an activity or process.

  ‘we are on hand to help you achieve the best possible end result’

  More example sentences

  • ‘headaches and tension are the end result of keeping anger bottled up’
  • ‘For him, having fun during the creative process is more important than the end result.’
  • ‘To think about the outcome will be to neglect the process needed to achieve the end result.’
  • ‘The success of the end result, however, often depends not on how good the idea is, but on how well it is executed.’
  • ‘He has done a good job, that's obvious, but you can only judge the product on the end result and that is still to come.’
  • ‘The end result will be improved productivity that would do well to the sector as a whole.’
  • ‘My job is one of the most satisfying in the Navy, as I can see the product and an end result.’
  • ‘The final step is that the court must look at the end result and see how the relevant legislation can be applied to it.’
  • ‘The end result is greater power for less fuel, cleaner exhaust emissions and a reduction in engine noise.’
  • ‘The end result should be an improvement in the consumers' quality of life.’
  • ‘Smith tried the same thing again minutes later with the same end result.’
  • ‘The end result, a small budget mediocre film earned its money and was termed a hit.’
  • ‘The end result is always wealth in the hands of a chosen few.’
  • ‘The end result is a trial, and that will be an important hearing, and that's a while off.’
  • ‘Either way, the end result will be a decline in the competitiveness of the business.’
  • ‘We both come up with designs, consult each other and the end result is a combined effort.’
  • ‘The end result of all this is that it causes a loss of two weeks of schooling every year.’
  • ‘It was a painstaking task but the end result was always worth it - a delicious chocolate cake.’
  • ‘The end result honoured the past but made it accessible to current audiences.’
  • ‘I wouldn't be at all surprised if the end result wasn't closure of the Gallery to the Public.’
  • ‘Since my dream was so fresh in my mind, it was very simple to put together the end result.’

  Synonyms

  result, consequence, outcome, out-turn, sequel, effect, reaction, repercussion, reverberations, ramification, end, end result, conclusion, termination, culmination, denouement, corollary, concomitant, aftermath, fruit, fruits, product, produce, by-product