ultimately

/ ˈʌltɪmɪtlɪ /

adverb

1. in the end; at last; finally

Example Sentences

The erasure of parents from the oral arguments had a clear, cynical purpose: To hide the fact that, ultimately, conversion therapy is a form of child abuse.

From Salon

She and the City Council were ultimately able to avoid those cuts through a number of cost-saving measures.

From Los Angeles Times

The Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute are among a coalition that wants to pause the planned roundups for two years and ultimately secure land back to set aside a sanctuary for the horses to roam.

From Los Angeles Times

But that didn’t excuse unclear policies or lack of training — and the report didn’t ultimately answer the biggest question: What led to delays in issuing evacuation alerts to west Altadena?

From Los Angeles Times

Though the National Guard ultimately reports to the Department of Defence, and the president can federalise troops in certain circumstances, requests for its support typically start at a local level.

From BBC

Related Words

• basically 
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• finally 
• someday 
• sooner or later