Outcome

Result or consequence of an action, event, or process.

result event consequence

An outcome refers to the result or consequence of an action, event, or process. It represents what happens as a direct effect and can be measured, observed, or evaluated.

From Old French 'outer' (to end) and Latin 'ex' (out of) + 'ire' (to go).

An outcome is just what happens after something occurs, like the result of planting a seed or playing a game.

The word 'outcome' comes from the Old French 'outer venir', meaning 'to come forth'
Outcomes are a key concept in statistics and probability
Many fields, such as medicine and business, rely on predicting outcomes

What is an outcome? It's the result of something happening
Can outcomes be positive or negative? Yes, they can be either beneficial or detrimental
How are outcomes used in science? Scientists use outcomes to test hypotheses and understand cause-and-effect relationships

result consequence effect

result effect

consequence result

process event

event-related measurable temporal