ultimately

/ ˈʌltɪmɪtlɪ /

adverb

1. in the end; at last; finally

Example Sentences

That home would ultimately serve as the business mogul’s primary residence for the next decade until 2023, when he announced his move to Florida.

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“The basis of both is you’re really just trying to understand another person and, ultimately, brighten up their day.”

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It’s still early to know whether students ultimately enroll.

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Some airlines are concerned that the cost of building the third runway will make the airport more expensive for them, and ultimately for customers.

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For leader Xi Jinping, strong factories are essential to a robust economy, which ultimately enhances national power as China challenges the U.S. for global influence.

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