Similar words: eventual, eventually, accentuate, actuate, situated, infatuate, habituate, perpetuate. Meaning: [-ʃʊeɪt] 
v. come out in the end.
v. come out in the end. 
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1. The discussion eventuated in a compromise.
2. Famine eventuated from the crop failure.
3. Our business eventuated in a failure.
4. War eventuated from the dispute.
5. A rapid rise in price soon eventuated in mass unemployment.
6. For some unknown reason, this plan did not eventuate in a critical edition.
7. That most things which take place in your thoughts never eventuate.
8. The four rings of the Audi badge symbolise the brands Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer, which were combined under the umbrella of Auto Union in 1932 and eventuate into Audi AG in 1985.
9. The prospective couple there had no decision-making authority, indeed no input at all in the negotiations that could eventuate in their marital union.Sentencedict.com
10. However, because currency stability and financial reconstruction were considered of greater urgency this did not eventuate.
11. Through the cultivation of this habit of mind there will eventuate a steadiness of spiritual perception.
12. Aron preferred demonizing fellow intellectuals as alarmists than conceding that the Cold War might eventuate in a nuclear holocaust.
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