finally — At the end of a long process; after a long time or delay; as the last point or conclusion.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: At the end of a long process; after a long time or delay; as the last point or conclusion.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfaɪnəli/
Korean meaning: 마침내, 드디어, 결국
Korean pronunciation: 파이-널-리 (강세: 파이)
Example Sentences
- After 50 failed attempts, he finally learned how to cook ramen without burning it.
- She finally found her phone in the refrigerator next to the leftover pizza.
- Finally, I can say that I have completed my thesis after two years of research.
finally
ADVERB//ˈfaɪnəli//
At the end of a long process; after a long time or delay; as the last point or conclusion.
At the end of a long process; after a long time or delay; as the last point or conclusion.
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Finally reaching the end, ironically marks the beginning!
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Origin
From Latin 'finalis' meaning 'of or relating to an end or boundary,' derived from 'finis' meaning 'end' or 'limit.' The adverb suffix '-ly' was added to create the modern English form.
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“After 50 failed attempts, he finally learned how to cook ramen without burning it.”
“She finally found her phone in the refrigerator next to the leftover pizza.”
“Finally, I can say that I have completed my thesis after two years of research.”
“Finally, let me conclude by saying that teamwork is essential for success.”
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