ultimately

/ ˈʌltɪmɪtlɪ /

adverb

1. in the end; at last; finally

Example Sentences

In fact, “MASS,” after years of puzzled neglect, ultimately came to be heralded as a Bernstein masterpiece, a work that freed contemporary music of genre-fication.

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“Our goal has always been the same: to win the World Series,” Pages said.“To keep moving forward, keep winning games, is what ultimately matters to us.”

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"We can remove their titles to universities. We can fine them. We can ultimately cut off their access to public funding."

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Shorter-term considerations can inject volatility into policy, “and that volatility ultimately will undermine the likelihood of a consistent foundation.”

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It’s the paradoxical sensation of cheering your beloved team as it pulls ahead of its rival, while growing increasingly worried that it might ultimately lose the match.

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• finally 
• someday 
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