# resulting

Pronunciation: say "ri-ZUL-ting" /ɹɪˈzʌltɪŋ/

## Verb

1. Present participle of result. — present participle and gerund of result
   - Simple: Present participle of result. Use this form to show what happens because of something else.
   - _The merger fell through, resulting in heavy losses for both firms._
   - _A small bug crept into the code, resulting in repeated crashes overnight._

## Adjective

2. Following as the effect or consequence of some earlier event or action.
   - Simple: Coming about because of something that happened before.
   - _The factory closed last spring, and the resulting job losses hit the whole region._
   - _Heavy edits left the manuscript shorter, and the resulting version read far more clearly._

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