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View definitions for ending up

ending up

verb as in become eventually; come to a close

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“When we watched video of him, the interesting thing was when he was scoring goals, he was constantly ending up inside the box,” Vanney said.

Eddy said his father landed, hid his parachute and stole a bicycle to get "as far away as possible", ending up in a barn.

From BBC

The team are keen to avoid their products ending up in a drawer of unused, overly complicated devices.

From BBC

In the United States Grand Prix the previous weekend, Norris was penalised for overtaking off the track after trying to pass Verstappen around the outside and both ending up in the run-off area.

From BBC

The American Chemistry Council, a prominent plastics lobby, praised the bill as “ground-breaking, solutions-oriented legislation aimed at increasing plastics recycling and preventing plastic from ending up in the environment.”

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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