Eventual is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVENTUAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• happening as a consequence
• occurring or existing at the end of or as a result of a process or period of time
• expected to follow in the indefinite future from causes already operating
• ultimate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• occurring at a later time

Words related to EVENTUAL

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Words that contain EVENTUAL

eventually16 eventualise14 eventuality17 eventualize23 eventualised16 eventualises15 eventualized25 eventualizes24 eventualising17 eventualities16 eventualizing26

How to use EVENTUAL in a sentence

• The secret clauses of the Franco-Spanish treaty were known to him, and these provided for an eventual partition of Morocco between France and Spain.
• This lead to much fighting and eventual total conquest of the red chilepeppers who were forced to give up their beautiful lands and moved to less desirable areas.
• His eventual solution of the difficulty plunged the club into scandal and uproar.
• Eventual admission to the union on an equal footing with the original states was promised to the new territories.
• The task of finding this comparatively minute target, forty or fifty feet in diameter, was being followed with an accuracy which promised eventual success.
• Wondering in particular for what kind of a companion the second cover was laid, Henriot felt certain that their eventual coming together was inevitable.
• They are as confident of eventual victory as they are that the sun will rise to-morrow morning.
• The modern Ahasuerus has no surety of an eventual peace.
• Plainly it had seen him and now it moved with the leisure of a hunter having no fears concerning the eventual outcome of the hunt.
• You should, therefore, try all your best to carry aflame within you the torch of faith, for through it you will surely find guidance, strength and eventual success.
• Hopes were confidently expressed that the sentence of life-long imprisonment pronounced against them would lead to their eventual extermination.
• You also ask about the eventual victory of spirituality in the Bahai age.
• And, last of all, eventual success had come from a bargain or compromise between the upper and middle class on the one hand and the King on the other.
• It is true that the scheme provided for the eventual formation of a republic, but it is doubtful if the people who drew it up really knew what that word meant.
• The business companies have had a dismal history of hardship to surviving members and of eventual failure.
• Industries capable of eventual self-support must in most cases naturally appear in due time.
• And it was the eventual success of the Southern arms that caused the surrender of Cornwallis.
• The barons, by a series of acts of violence against royalty, have paved the way for its eventual downfall.
• Of course, in freeing the slaves, it would be necessary to contemplate the possibility of their becoming eventual proprietors of the soil to some extent themselves.
• Yet such eventual scientific conclusions have nothing to do with the tentative first notions of men when they begin to experiment in the art of living.
• We therefore conceive things roughly and superficially by their eventual practical functions and assign to them, in our game, some counterpart of the interest they affect in us.
• Intelligence and elegance naturally exist together, since they both spring from a subtle sense for absent and eventual processes.
• It is an effort to subordinate all precepts to one, that points to some single eventual good.
• Botha was beginning to be doubtful about the eventual success of his Natal raid, but thought that as he was on the spot he might as well be doing something.
• In that light nothing is provided for it, but an eventual surplus to be divided with one class of the private demands, after satisfying the two first classes.
• This plan could only prolong its existence a few moments, and would to a certainty ensure its eventual destruction.
• The bill reported by Douglas for the eventual admission of Kansas had commended itself neither to the leaders, nor to the rank and file, of the party.

Similar words containing EVENTU without suffix al

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