intransitive. With prepositional phrase (introduced by of (formerly also by)) as complement. Of an advantage, benefit, misfortune, etc.: to…

transitive. To come after or succeed (something) as a consequence or effect; to result from.

To follow in time or in a sequence. transitive. To come as a consequence or result of (something). Obsolete.

To be the end or result of.

transitive. To follow as a result or consequence; to result from. Obsolete.

intransitive. To proceed, issue, arise from, out of something.

intransitive. To happen to, become of; to happen as a result of; = to come of —— at phrasal verbs 2. Frequently in interrogative contexts with what…

intransitive. to fall out upon: to result from. Cf. sense 53. Obsolete.