Eventually: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to indicate that something will happen after a period of time, often after some delays or obstacles.

• She didn't do her homework at first, but she eventually finished it before the deadline

Used when something happens after a long wait or many difficulties, often expressing relief or resolution.

• After hours of searching, he finally found his keys

Used to express the most important outcome or the main conclusion after considering all the lesser or intermediate steps.

• Ultimately, it's up to you to decide what you want to do with your life

Used to show the final outcome or conclusion of a situation after considering all factors and events.

• They had many disagreements, but in the end, they managed to find a solution

Use when something happens after a period of time, often despite difficulties or delays. It suggests a natural progression towards an outcome.

• He studied hard and eventually passed the exam.
• They argued for hours, but eventually reached an agreement.

Use when something happens at the end of a process, often indicating relief or satisfaction that the process is complete.

• After a long journey, they finally arrived at their destination.
• She tried several recipes, and finally found the perfect one.

Use to indicate the final result or conclusion after considering all aspects, often in a broader or more philosophical context.

• Ultimately, it is your decision to make.
• They faced many challenges, but ultimately succeeded.