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ends up
verb as in become eventually; come to a close
Example Sentences
Nessa and Boq then join hands for a brief but jubilant dance break that ends up being one of the movie’s most romantic scenes.
Several hundred million tons of plastics are produced each year globally, and an estimated 79% of this material ends up in landfills or "becomes fugitive in the environment," the researchers wrote in their report.
In terms of the overall amount of revenue that ends up in beneficiaries’ pockets, however, “we would not expect observable changes in objective health outcomes or life expectancy.”
That ends up being killing Lestat but, still, it cheers her up for a bit.
"The problem when you have extreme precipitation," Bosilovich said, "is the water ends up running off," instead of soaking in and replenishing groundwater stores.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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