resultful

[Eng. result, s.; -ful ( l ).] Having result or effects. rě-şült-ing, pr. par. or a. [RESULT, v.] resulting-force or motion, s. Mech.: The same as RESULTANT (q. v.). resulting-trust, s. Law : A trust raised by implication in favor of the author of the trust himself or his representatives. resulting-use, s. Law : A use returning by way of implication to the granter himself. *rě-şült-Ive, a. [Eng. result; -ive.] Resulting. resultant. "A resultive firmne ariseth from their complication." -Fuller: Church History , bk. ii. (Dedic.)