eventuates
Comes to pass
Eventuates means to result or come about in the end.
The word is formal and somewhat bureaucratic, often appearing in legal or administrative contexts: Whatever eventuates from the negotiations will be binding.
It suggests an outcome that emerges from a process or set of circumstances: The plan eventuated in disaster.
Highest or final point
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- aftermathResults following an event
- upshotFinal outcome
- conclusionEnd or deduction
resolution · finale · end · result · verdict · determination · effect · consequence
Gradually becoming apparent
- developmentProgress toward maturity
- evolutionSpecies changing over generations
- emergenceComing into existence
- progressionSequential forward movement
manifestation · realization · actualization · materialization · transpiring · occurring · happening · arising
Indirect results of actions
- ramificationsResulting effects or outcomes
- falloutPost-blast atmospheric particles
- implicationsSuggested but unspoken meanings
- sequelaePathological aftermath conditions
knock-on · spin-off · offshoot · backwash · derivative · downstream · trigger · precipitate
culmination
Highest or final point
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- aftermathResults following an event
- upshotFinal outcome
conclusion · resolution · finale · end · result · verdict · determination · effect · consequence · payoff
unfolding
Gradually becoming apparent
- developmentProgress toward maturity
- evolutionSpecies changing over generations
- emergenceComing into existence
progression · manifestation · realization · actualization · materialization · transpiring · occurring · happening · arising · proceeding
repercussions
Indirect results of actions
- ramificationsResulting effects or outcomes
- falloutPost-blast atmospheric particles
- implicationsSuggested but unspoken meanings
sequelae · knock-on · spin-off · offshoot · backwash · derivative · downstream · trigger · precipitate
eventuatesfails
Does not succeed
falls through · collapses · fizzles · aborts · miscarries
eventuatesoriginates
Starts or arises from
initiates · causes · commences · begins · precipitates