Difference between revisions of "Outcome"

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An '''outcome''' is a final result.  An example of the context of the word is: ''The [[referee]]'s bad call influenced the'' outcome ''of the game.''
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An '''outcome''' is a result that comes finally.  An example of the context of the word is: ''The [[referee]]'s bad call influenced the'' '''outcome''' ''of the game.''
  
 
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Latest revision as of 03:35, November 2, 2016

An outcome is a result that comes finally. An example of the context of the word is: The referee's bad call influenced the outcome of the game.