eventuate (Meaning)

Wordnet

eventuate (v)

come out in the end

Webster

To come out finally or in conclusion; to result; to come to pass.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The crucial meeting eventually eventuated in an amicable resolution between the conflicting parties.
The long-awaited eventuation of the project brought a sense of accomplishment to the dedicated team.
Despite the numerous obstacles encountered, the tenacious entrepreneur persisted until the eventuation of his ambitious venture.
The scientist conducted meticulous experiments, patiently awaiting the eventuation of groundbreaking discoveries.
The couple's courtship blossomed into a deep bond, eventually eventuating in a joyous marriage ceremony.
The athlete's rigorous training and unwavering determination eventuated in a record-breaking performance at the prestigious competition.
The meticulous planning and skilled execution of the complex project eventuated in its flawless completion, exceeding all expectations.
The detective's relentless pursuit of clues eventually eventuated in the apprehension of the elusive criminal, bringing justice to the victims.
The political turmoil and social unrest eventuated in a transformative revolution, shaping the nation's destiny for generations to come.
The fortuitous encounter between the two strangers eventually eventuated in a lifelong friendship built on shared experiences and mutual understanding.

come out in the endTo come out finally or in conclusion; to result; to come to pass.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The crucial meeting eventually eventuated in an amicable resolution between the conflicting parties.

The long-awaited eventuation of the project brought a sense of accomplishment to the dedicated team.

Despite the numerous obstacles encountered, the tenacious entrepreneur persisted until the eventuation of his ambitious venture.

The scientist conducted meticulous experiments, patiently awaiting the eventuation of groundbreaking discoveries.