Finally
Finally adverb - At a later time.
To conclude and finally are semantically related in in conclusion topic. In some cases you can use "To conclude" instead the word "Finally" as an adverb or a conjunction, when it comes to topics like lastly.
To conclude
Finally and to conclude are semantically related in in the end topic. You can use "Finally" instead the phrase "To conclude" as an adverb or a conjunction.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- end and finally
- end and to conclude
- last and finally
- last and to conclude
- in the end and finally
- in the end and to conclude
- at last and finally
- at last and to conclude
- in conclusion and finally
- in conclusion and to conclude
- ultimately and finally
- ultimately and to conclude
- all in all and finally
- all in all and to conclude
Both terms in one sentence
- Ultimately Subverted, as he seems to feel genuine remorse for having abandoned his faith and finally tries to conclude a new pact with God.
Source: Comic Book / A Contract With God - The short ends with the lion sleeping peacefully, leading the narrator to conclude that the boy finally went home, but it turns out that the lion actually ate him alive.
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Finally, when the guard says "You want to get in here, you gotta go through me," the Genie gives up and starts to walk away, only for the guard to conclude "And that is something I'd love to see."
Source: Go Through Me
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