In the long run
In the long run adverb - After a very lengthy period of time.
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Synonyms for In the long run
Yet and in the long run are semantically related. in in the end topic. In some cases you can use "Yet" instead an adverb phrase "In the long run", when it comes to topics like in the course of time.
Yet
Yet adverb - At a later time.
In the long run and yet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the long run" instead an adverb "Yet".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- finally and in the long run
- finally and yet
- after a while and in the long run
- after a while and yet
- ultimately and in the long run
- ultimately and yet
- already and in the long run
- already and yet
- eventually and in the long run
- eventually and yet
- someday and in the long run
- someday and yet
- sometime and in the long run
- sometime and yet
Both terms in one sentence
- The hero will usually not partake in it, yet, to make the hero's actions feel important in the long run, the hero will often be the one who somehow defeats the villain or whose actions result in the side of good winning, even if someone else ultimately kills the villain.
Source: Little Hero, Big War - Being near someone so ungodly beautiful, yet far too emotionally frail, for instance, is not worth enduring the headaches in the long run.
- And yet, his innate kindness and decency, along with his willingness to grow, more than compensate in the long run.
Source: Nice Guy / Anime and Manga
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