eventual
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3.9
- adjective
- /ɪˈvɛn.tʃu.əl/
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final
- After months of negotiations, the eventual agreement was celebrated by both parties.
- eventual success
- eventual outcome
- eventual resolution
The grave waits for its eventual dark fall.
- The grave waits for its eventual dark fall.
- The real or eventual realization, though, was that that's not working.
- You did sign a pledge, an RNC pledge to support the eventual nominee.
- People who work at joining it too, have a lot of wisdom earned through failures and eventual success.
- Because they have to do with Socrates trial and his condemnation and his eventual execution.
- And the reality is, is at some point you will have to get out depending on whatever your eventual goal and your desire is.
- But I mean a, a, a disease striking an animal, you know, causing blotches on their skin and an eventual horrifying and painful death.
- However, they say that to measure these quanta precisely, which is the eventual goal, they'd have to create a vortex that rotates faster.
- But the fact that Apple is beginning to look and act like a bank raises questions about eventual disruption in the banking industry and of big tech in general.
- So I'll create the the course and eventual coaching and other things.
- I have not seen them put to I think the eventual use that they will.
Examples
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A hemispheric trading agreement could lead to an eventual global trading agreement.
Academic text (1991) -
In the back of my mind was our eventual destination.
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And the reality is, is at some point you will have to get out depending on whatever your eventual goal and your desire is.
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And I trust by now we all know what the eventual outcome is going to be.
Fiction book (1990) -
An early step towards our eventual computing future.
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Being a member of that body... I, of course, have complete faith in the wisdom of their eventual decision.
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My blogging led to my arrest and eventual departure from my homeland.
Academic text (2008) -
We engineer new forms of humanity here for the eventual betterment of mankind.
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WIDE ON: Gollum continues leading the Hobbits through the forest to their eventual destination.
Fiction book (2002) -
To reduce current Arab-Israeli tensions and promote an eventual clear-cut peace between the Arab states and Israel.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
At the end of something that finishes it
Antonyms
How Delayed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Eventual comes from the same root as event, from an old word that meant 'to come out' or 'to happen'. So something eventual is what 'comes out' at the end, the final result after a series of events.