Answer and Outcome

Answer

Answer noun - Something spoken or written in reaction especially to a question.

Outcome and answer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outcome" instead a noun "Answer".

Outcome

Outcome noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

Answer and outcome are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Answer" instead a noun "Outcome".

How words are described

best best answer best outcome
exact exact answer exact outcome
particular particular answer particular outcome
better better answer better outcome
Other adjectives: usual, common, right, original, true, correct, reasonable, single, likely, obvious, logical, actual, wrong, bad, acceptable, possible, final, plausible, official, different, expected.

Both words in one sentence

  • Hand Signals Game Shows: Producers and directors often use these to communicate back and forth to the host, when they don't want a contestant to be tipped off of the answer or the outcome of a game.
    Source: Hand Signals
  • What If? A contest held by the author encouraged fans to answer this themselves by creating their own Downer Ending, the winner becoming the "official" alternate outcome.
    Source: What If?
  • Ambiguous Syntax In Interesting Times, an oracle is asked to predict the outcome of the climactic battle, but doesn't know what answer to give Lord Hong.
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