eventuated
Finally took place
Eventuated is the past tense of eventuate, a formal or bureaucratic way of saying "resulted" or "came about." Something eventuates when it happens as an outcome: The negotiations eventuated in a compromise.
The word appears most often in legal, academic, or official contexts, where it can sound stilted or evasive compared to simpler alternatives.
Occurred as consequence
- ensuedHappened afterward
- transpiredCame to pass
- materializedBecame physically present
- emergedCame into view
unfolded · developed · occurred · arose · happened · came about · took place · befell
Point of greatest intensity
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- completionAct of finishing
- endpointFinal point reached
consummation · closure · finality · resolution · fruition · realization · fulfillment · conclusion
Results following an event
- repercussionsIndirect results of actions
- effectsConsequences or belongings
- falloutPost-blast atmospheric particles
- ramificationsResulting effects or outcomes
upshot · implications · impact · corollary · aftereffects · byproduct · resultant · end result
resulted
Occurred as consequence
- ensuedHappened afterward
- transpiredCame to pass
- materializedBecame physically present
emerged · unfolded · developed · occurred · arose · happened · came about · took place · befell · came to pass
climax
Point of greatest intensity
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- completionAct of finishing
endpoint · consummation · closure · finality · resolution · fruition · realization · fulfillment · conclusion · termination
aftermath
Results following an event
- repercussionsIndirect results of actions
- effectsConsequences or belongings
- falloutPost-blast atmospheric particles
ramifications · upshot · implications · impact · corollary · aftereffects · byproduct · resultant · end result · sequelae
eventuatedfell through
Failed to materialize
stalled · came to nothing · collapsed · prevented · averted