0 to have a result that is an advantage to someone:
A good relationship with one's colleagues redounds to everyone's benefit.
The move has only redounded to Daley's credit in the public view.
We're eager to move ahead in ways which redound to everyone's advantage.
The curse, in a standard tragic irony, finally redounds upon her; the natural order of gender has its revenge.
The question nevertheless redounds with significance for historians.
For surely a great deal of the suffering of unbaptized infants does not redound to their benefit because it could not.
And every success of course redounded to the nation's benefit.
Strong presidential approval ratings and/or positive trends in the national economy are expected to redound to the advantage of the incumbent party at both the national and local level.
