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as a result

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /əz ə rɪˈzʌlt/

as a result means: Used to introduce something that happens because of an earlier action or event.

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Used to introduce something that happens because of an earlier action or event.

  • It rained, and as a result we stayed home.
  • She missed the bus as a result of leaving late.
  • Prices rose, and as a result fewer people bought tickets.

How to use it: as a result of something (The road closed as a result of flooding.)

Similar words: therefore, consequently, so

Common phrases: as a result of, and as a result

Questions about as a result

What does as a result mean?

Used to introduce something that happens because of an earlier action or event.

What is as a result in other languages?

Türkçe: sonuç olarak · Español: como resultado · Français: par conséquent · Deutsch: infolgedessen · Italiano: di conseguenza · 日本語: その結果

How do you pronounce as a result?

It is pronounced /əz ə rɪˈzʌlt/.

How do you use as a result in a sentence?

It rained, and as a result we stayed home. She missed the bus as a result of leaving late.

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