eventual

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Happening at the end, after a long time.

Meaning of «eventual»

adjective

happening at the end, after a long time

Their hard work led to an eventual victory.

Translation

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«eventual» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

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The difference between similar words

coming at the end

lastcoming after all the others; nothing is after itThis is the last bus tonight.

finalthe end of a process; it will not changeThe judge's decision is final.

ultimatethe greatest, or the result at the very endHer ultimate goal is to run a company.

eventualhappening in the end, often after a long timeThe eventual winner was a young player.

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