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result clause

result clause noun: a subordinate clause that indicates the consequence or outcome of the action described in the main clause.

Noun

result clause (plural result clauses)

  1. A subordinate clause that indicates the consequence or outcome of the action described in the main clause.

Forms of result clause

pluralresult clauses

Questions about result clause

What does result clause mean?
Result clause means a subordinate clause that indicates the consequence or outcome of the action described in the main clause.
What part of speech is result clause?
Result clause is a noun.
What is the plural of result clause?
The plural of result clause is result clauses.

Words near result clause in the dictionary

  1. resuggests
  2. resuing
  3. resulfuration
  4. resulfurations
  5. result
  6. result clause
  7. result clauses
  8. result in
  9. result noun
  10. result nouns
  11. result type

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