More recent
Ultimately and more recent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ultimately" instead an adverb phrase "More recent".
Ultimately
Ultimately adverb - At a later time.
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Synonyms for Ultimately
More recent and ultimately are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "More recent" instead an adverb "Ultimately".
Nearby Word: ultimate
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- later and more recent
- later and ultimately
- subsequently and more recent
- subsequently and ultimately
- after and more recent
- after and ultimately
- presently and more recent
- presently and ultimately
- soon and more recent
- soon and ultimately
- in the end and more recent
- in the end and ultimately
- after a while and more recent
- after a while and ultimately
Both terms in one sentence
- As of the more recent Codices, the C'tan are "merely" incredibly powerful but ultimately physical entities who have no connection to the Warp.
Source: Nay-Theist -
Kim Newman being ultimately a rather romantic sort, she comes back in a more recent story, and they get a remarkably happy ending to a story featuring murder, mayhem, political chicanery, and ventriloquism.
Source: The Muse -
Sin is a more recent example; a completely forgotten character who under Brubaker, became Red Skull's chief underling and ultimately scoring an act of evil even the Red Skull found horrific: killing Captain America's unborn child when Sin shot Sharon Carter in the stomach.
Source: Comic Book / Captain America
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Ultimately and More recent. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 29, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/more_recent/ultimately
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