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ends up
verb as in become eventually; come to a close
Example Sentences
Any restaurant with a sustained fame ends up becoming a set, of sorts, and on that front, Sotto Sotto cinched it.
We, the West, send tons of money down there, and in my view a lot of it ends up in a Swiss bank.
It ends up halfway around the world, then back in New York.
But then, through a series of calamities typical of The Comeback, she ends up auditioning for the show…and gets the part.
There was a young boy that was traveling with these shepherds—he was utterly innocent and he ends up being killed, too.
We cut through six inches of cement, and took out six layers of brick put in and cemented with the ends up.
Then cold-dip the asparagus quickly, and pack it neatly into the jars, keeping the tip ends up.
You see, mother dear, Ill need to get all the loose ends up out of the way if I go back even for three days!
A stacker web belt may be laced by turning the ends up and lacing them together flat at right angles to rest of belt.
To leave them lying about all-ends-up has a disastrous effect.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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