Eventually
Eventually adverb - At a later time.
Usage example: stop whining about how long it's taking us—we'll get there eventually
Right off and eventually are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Right off" instead an adverb "Eventually".
Nearby Words: eventual, eventuality
Right off
Right off adverb - Without delay.
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Synonyms for Right off
Eventually and right off are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Eventually" instead an adverb phrase "Right off".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- presently and eventually
- presently and right off
- soon and eventually
- soon and right off
- yet and eventually
- yet and right off
- finally and eventually
- finally and right off
- ultimately and eventually
- ultimately and right off
- shortly and eventually
- shortly and right off
- before long and eventually
- before long and right off
Both terms in one sentence
- Mercy Thompson: in this series we meet werewolves, vampires, and witches right off the bat followed by ghosts, demons, and eventually shamans and mages of ill repute.
Source: Domino Revelation -
Other times you're given multiple options with only one "correct" answer that you'll eventually be forced to choose if you don't select it right off the bat.
Source: But Thou Must! -
You eventually discover that the mother had gotten so sick of living with the girl's condition that she'd deliberately altered the route so she'd walk right off a pier.
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