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Tony Robert Leo
difference between "result" and "consequence".
Oct 3, 2012 8:40 AM
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The word "consequence" is a kind of result, usually following some action or effect. If I were do do something wrong, there would be consequences. We might also refer to an influential person as someone of consequence. A "result", as I indicated, is much more general, meaning the end conclusion or outcome of some process, like a test grade or the score of a ballgame.
October 3, 2012
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Tony Robert Leo
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