eventually

Definition for eventually

adverb as in in the course of time

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finally, in the course of time, one day, someday, sooner or later, ultimately

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after all, at last, at the end of the day, hereafter, in future, in the end, in the long run, sometime, when all is said and done

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The main area of rain will eventually move away to the south-east of the UK in the early hours of Saturday morning.

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Still, Paulsen acknowledged that many of the people who eventually move in will probably be law-abiding.

From Los Angeles Times

The position eventually went to McDonnell — who like Southers served as director of the school’s Safe Communities Institute.

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“They should be in place as a way to incentivize earlier adopters, and eventually they need to be phased out. Otherwise they become unsustainable,” he said.

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Drew Benvie, Founder and CEO of social media consultancy Battenhall, believes that eventually all social media platforms will charge for storage.

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