Synonyms for findings
find·ings

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1. findingsnoun

   a collection of tools and other articles used by an artisan to make jewelry or clothing or shoes

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1. findingsnoun

   Synonyms:
   shoemaker's tools and materials

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1. List of paraphrases for "findings":

   conclusions, results, outcomes, views, discoveries, outcome, finding, observations, findings, conclusion, result, comments, inferences

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1. Tony Seba:

   One of the key findings in Rethinking Transportation is that the whole internal combustion engine automobile value chain will collapse within three years of the approval of autonomous vehicles, that is, if autonomous vehicles are approved in 2021, then new [internal combustion engine] vehicle sales are finished by 2024.

2. Brian Wansink:

   From what my coauthors and I believed, the independent analyses of our data sets confirmed all of our published findings.

3. Ben Crump:

   Five Memphis Police Department officers can state that preliminary findings indicate Tyre suffered extensive bleeding caused by a severe beating, and that Tyre Nichols observed injuries are consistent with what the family and attorneys witnessed on the video of his fatal encounter with police on January 7, 2023.

4. Sebastian Coe:

   There has been a lot of effort and time taken to understand the technology which will be transferable but this has given us an opportunity to do a lot of work through our medical teams around the management of heat, those findings will probably be more applicable and more profound for us going forward to Tokyo than they will be here.

5. Clarence House:

   The Prince of Wales is grateful to independent auditors for reviewing procedures at the Prince's Foundation, who are today announcing a series of findings, it is important to His Royal Highness that the charities which bear his name operate to the highest standards, in accordance with rules established by charity regulators. We are taking this opportunity to reinforce guidance to these charities, particularly in respect of their relationships with supporters.