at long last Antonyms
Meaning of at long last
at long last (r)
as the end result of a succession or process
at long last Sentence Examples
- At long last, after years of hard work, he finally achieved his dream of starting his own business.
- They were reunited at long last after being separated by circumstances beyond their control.
- At long last, the construction of the new bridge was completed, easing traffic congestion in the area.
- The sun emerged from behind the clouds at long last, bringing warmth and brightness to the day.
- The patient received the life-saving organ transplant they had been waiting for at long last.
- After years of saving, they were able to purchase their dream home at long last.
- The couple tied the knot at long last, celebrating their love and commitment to each other.
- The rain stopped pouring, and the storm clouds cleared away at long last, signaling the end of the inclement weather.
- The family's perseverance paid off, and they were granted citizenship in their new country at long last.
- The manuscript was published at long last, fulfilling the author's lifelong ambition to share their story with the world.
FAQs About the word at long last
as the end result of a succession or process
eventually, yet,finally, soon, in the end,ultimately, sooner or later, in time, someday, sometime
never, ne'er, never, ne'er, nevermore,nevermore,
At long last, after years of hard work, he finally achieved his dream of starting his own business.
They were reunited at long last after being separated by circumstances beyond their control.
At long last, the construction of the new bridge was completed, easing traffic congestion in the area.
The sun emerged from behind the clouds at long last, bringing warmth and brightness to the day.
