At length
At length adverb - In a lengthy or prolix manner.
Finally
Finally adverb - At a later time.
At length is a synonym for finally in eventually topic. You can use "At length" instead the word "Finally" as an adverb or an adjective, if it concerns topics such as in the end, at last, after a while. popular alternative
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- subsequently and at length
- subsequently and finally
- fully and at length
- fully and finally
- yet and at length
- yet and finally
- completely and at length
- completely and finally
- in the end and at length
- in the end and finally
- at last and at length
- at last and finally
- in conclusion and at length
- in conclusion and finally
Both terms in one sentence
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Finally, Doña Florinda, who did not get the memo, flips out at being called Vieja Chancluda, and the grateful kids go on at length about what a fine person she is.
Source: Series / El Chavo del ocho -
Not Me This Time: When the psycho is finally revealed to be Josh, he brags at length about the complex prank he set up in revenge for what happened to Hannah and Beth.
Source: Video Game / Until Dawn -
Occasionally someone, such as Abraham Simpson, would be rambling on at length throughout the whole credits sequence, and when the vanity plate came on, the woman would shush at the appointed time, and the rambling voice finally cut off, audibly contrite.
Source: Vanity Plate
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