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verbphrasal verbresult in
To be the cause of:
bring,bring about,bring on,cause,effect,effectuate,generate,induce,ingenerate,lead to,make,occasion,secure,set off,stir (up),touch off,trigger.
Idioms:bring to pass,give rise to.
1.Something brought about by a cause:
2.Mathematics. Something worked out to explain, resolve, or provide a method for dealing with and settling a problem:
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