1. the amount or quantity of something produced or yielded
Usage: often used in industrial, agricultural, or manufacturing contexts
2. a place where a road or path turns outward or branches off
Usage: less common; chiefly British

1. to turn out; to produce or result in
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'outturn'

Examples

• The factory's annual outturns have increased by 20% this year.
• Agricultural outturns depend heavily on weather conditions.
• The new manufacturing process outturns twice as many units per day.
• Last quarter's outturns exceeded all expectations.
• The mill's daily outturns supply the entire region.
• This investment outturns a steady income for shareholders.