Eventuate
11eventuate — verb formal to happen as a result of something eventuate in sth phrasal verb (T) formal to be the final cause of something: The scandal finally eventuated in the resignation of the prime minister …
12eventuate — verb, formal 1) you never know what might eventuate See happen 1) 2) the fight eventuated in his death Syn: result in, end in, lead to, give rise to, bring about, cause …
13eventuate — intransitive verb ( ated; ating) Date: 1789 to come out finally ; result, come about …
14eventuate — eventuation, n. /i ven chooh ayt /, v.i., eventuated, eventuating. 1. to have issue; result. 2. to be the issue or outcome; come about. [1780 90; Amer.; < L eventu(s) EVENT + ATE1] * * * …
15eventuate — verb a) To come out finally or in conclusion b) To come to pass …
16eventuate — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. result, come about, ensue, have issue; see happen 2 , result …
17eventuate — e|ven|tu|ate [ ı ventʃu,eıt ] verb intransitive VERY FORMAL to happen at the end of a process or period of time …
18eventuate — e ven·tu·ate || ʃʊeɪt v. occur, come about; result …
19eventuate — v. n. 1. Issue, terminate, close, end, result. 2. Result, come about, come to pass, happen, occur, take place, fall out …
20eventuate — v result, issue, ensue, follow; end, conclude; come about, come to pass, befall, Archaic. bechance, betide, happen, occur …