eventually in English: After a long time, in the end. (adverb)

Translation

After a long time, in the end.

Word origin

Built from event, which comes from Latin eventus, an outcome. Something that happens eventually is what finally comes out of the waiting.

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"Eventually" means it happened after a long wait.

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Here "eventually" shows the good result came at the end.

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"Eventually" can start a sentence to mean in the end.

finally

After a long wait, or as the last thing in a list.

end

The last part of something, or the place where it stops.

soon

In a short time from now, after only a little while.

time

The thing measured in minutes, hours, and years that keeps passing.

wait

To stay in one place or do nothing until something happens or someone comes.

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