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View definitions for in the end

in the end

adverb as in once and for all

adverb as in subsequently

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Example Sentences

One penalty was for spinning a football in the end zone and another for late in the game coming onto the field without a helmet to celebrate a play by the backup running back.

It doesn’t promise that everything will turn out fine in the end, but it does suggest that the bumps in the road are where the real memories are made.

From Salon

The running tallies of public declarations leave you hundreds of MPs short and so little the wiser about how things might shake out in the end.

From BBC

"If you don't take chances early on, it takes a lot to come back. I didn't have enough in the end."

From BBC

“Created enough chances, plenty of set pieces as well, which were close a few times. So in the end I think it’s fair to say we beat ourselves.”

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

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