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Meaning of eventuate
to come about or happen as a result of a series of events or actions
Etymology of eventuate
The word "eventuate" originated in the mid-17th century from the Latin words "eventus" meaning "event" or "outcome" and the suffix "-ate" which forms a verb
Historically, the word was used to describe the outcome or result of a series of events or actions
Synonyms
happen
occur
take place
come about
arise
emerge
transpire
unfold
develop
materialize
come to pass
result
ensue
follow
succeed
befall
betide
come to fruition
culminate
terminate
end
finish
conclude
wind up
turn out
work out
pan out
fall out
shape up
turn up
crop up
spring up
pop up
appear
emerge
surface
become
grow
rise
appear
manifest
issue
proceed
stem
originate
sprout
blossom
flourish
thrive
mature
ripen
bear fruit
yield
produce
bring about
lead to
give rise to
prompt
trigger
spark
ignite
kindle
arouse
awaken
stimulate
provoke
induce
cause
effect
bring
occasion
create
generate
make
do
perform
achieve
accomplish
attain
reach
arrive
get
gain
acquire
obtain
secure
realize
actualize
actualize
finalize
complete
perfect
consummate
Definitions
- To come about or happen as a result of a series of events or actions
- * To have a particular result or outcome
- * To become a reality or to be realized
Usage Examples
- The company's financial struggles will eventually eventuate in bankruptcy if they don't receive an influx of capital
- * The new policy will eventuate in increased efficiency and productivity
- * The team's hard work and dedication will eventuate in a championship win
Antonyms
prevent
avoid
stop
halt
cease
discontinue
terminate
end
finish
conclude
fail
flop
miscarry
fall through
come to nothing
fizzle out
peter out
dwindle
wane
decline
deteriorate
degenerate
collapse
crumbling
disintegrate
dissolve
evaporate
extinguish
quench
quash
squash
stifle
suppress
thwart
foil
frustrate
hinder
impede
obstruct
block
bar
deter
discourage
dissuade