Anytime
In the end and anytime are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In the end" instead an adverb "Anytime".
In the end
In the end adverb - As the end result of a succession or process.
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Synonyms for In the end
Anytime and in the end are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Anytime" instead an adverb phrase "In the end".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- subsequently and anytime
- subsequently and in the end
- yet and anytime
- yet and in the end
- at last and anytime
- at last and in the end
- finally and anytime
- finally and in the end
- after a while and anytime
- after a while and in the end
- ultimately and anytime
- ultimately and in the end
- one time and anytime
- one time and in the end
Both terms in one sentence
- In the end, Noeleen takes Sam back, but isn't going to be letting him forget his little transgression anytime soon, while Deirdre realizes that John really loved her and they're engaged by the end.
Source: Good Adultery, Bad Adultery - The popularity of this trope may lead one to assume that anytime a widowed parent appears, they will be paired off in the end.
Source: Remarrying for Your Kids -
Sale Of The Century anytime the lot was won or a contestant won (or left with) a sizeable prize in the end game.
Source: Confetti Drop
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