success or failure; outcome; result
Refers to whether something succeeds or fails; often used in formal or written contexts to discuss the result of an endeavor.
The success or failure of the project depends on the team's cooperation.
Check the outcome of the experiment.
Whether this plan succeeds or fails depends on the preparation.
His decision determined whether the negotiations would succeed or fail.
You should give it your all regardless of whether the outcome is success or failure.
勝敗 refers to victory or defeat in a contest or competition, while 成否 refers more broadly to whether any undertaking succeeds or fails.
成否 means success or failure in a broad sense (of a plan, project, etc.), while 合否 is used specifically for exam or application results.
合否 is used specifically for pass/fail results of exams or screenings, while 成否 is the broader term for success or failure of any endeavor.
可否 means whether something is acceptable or not (pros and cons), while 成否 means whether something succeeds or fails, and the two are often mixed up due to their similar two-kanji '否' structure.
Compound of 成 (success, become) and 否 (negation, failure). The combination directly yields the meaning 'success or failure'.