Child and Outcome

Child

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

Usage example: widespread stress is the child of the frenetic pace of the modern world

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

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

Usage example: one expected outcome of hard work is greater success

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

good	good child	good outcome
normal	normal child	normal outcome
future	future child	future outcome
original	original child	original outcome
Other adjectives: true, single, actual, happy, resulting.

As a result, what she knows of him is filtered through her primary caretaker and older brother, middle child Viserys, with the outcome being that she has a very high opinion of him.

Source: Posthumous Sibling
Other examples are the sex of a child: "son not a daughter" or the outcome of a war: "you the Romans will conquer".

Source: Ambiguous Syntax
Another possible unfortunate outcome is the abused child putting an end to their own life.

Source: Hilariously Abusive Childhood

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