intransitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. To have a specified (favourable or unfavourable) course or outcome; to turn out…

impersonal. To ‘go’; to happen; to turn out. Occas. with well, ill, etc. Const. †by, with.

That which anything proves or turns out to be; the issue, outcome, result, effect, or fulfilment of something; esp. in phrase to come to proof. Obs…

intransitive. To turn out, take a course. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of events: to turn out, proceed in a certain way. rare.

intransitive. To end, result, turn out; to come to a natural end or conclusion; (occasionally) to be treated (well, badly, etc.) by fate. Obsolete.

intransitive. To turn out in a particular way, have a particular result; (with to or in) to result or eventuate in something specified. Cf. to fa…

intransitive. Of events, etc.: To come about, to fall or turn out, in a certain way or with a certain result. Obsolete.

Of an enterprise, etc.: To have a certain issue; to turn out (one way or another, well or ill).

intransitive. With adverbial complement, as to luck well, to luck ill: to turn out well, badly, etc.; to have luck of a specified kind. Also imper…

intransitive. With adverb (formerly also adjective or infinitive) as complement: to turn out in a specified way. Frequently in indefinite phrases…

intransitive. To result, turn out.

intransitive. With adverb, adverbial phrase, or prepositional phrase as complement. To be executed or carried out in a specified manner, or with a…

intransitive. To happen, occur. In early use with adverbs, such as well, fortunately, etc.: to turn out in the specified way. Obsolete (English reg…

intransitive. Without positive implication: to have a particular outcome; to turn out in a specified way. Obsolete.

intransitive. To become, turn out (in a specified manner).

intransitive. To turn out (in a specified way); to have a certain issue or result; to end or result in.

intransitive. With adverb, adverbial phrase, or †as. To come about in the end in a particular way; to result, eventuate; to come out (well, badly…

intransitive. Originally U.S. To have a specified result or outcome; to turn out in a specified way; to result in.

intransitive. To turn out or prove to be; to be ultimately found or known. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To come into existence, issue, turn out. Obsolete. rare.

Of a situation, course of events, etc. intransitive. With adverb, or phrase or clause functioning adverbially, as complement: to have a particular…

Originally U.S. intransitive. figurative. With out. To yield good results; to turn out well. Later also, without implication of a positive result…