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Meanings of eventuate (eventuated) in English

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Usage of eventuated in English
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But the hoped-for relief on the wetland regime had not eventuated, Mills said.
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The company intended to build a seven-star resort there, but it never eventuated.
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Nothing eventuated at the time, and after a while normal conditions were resumed.
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Even the BOM was forecasting more rain on Monday then eventuated.
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As matters eventuated, it is a charming prelude to the love-symphony of two lives.
The Loves of Great Composers
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My dreams of affluence had eventuated in nothing; my hard work had been thrown away.
Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer
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He said he had offered to meet with Sir Anand, but that had not eventuated.
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But Kim's hoped for lifting of sanctions never eventuated.
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What eventuated has been an ongoing relationship of mentorship.
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And a truly magical moment eventuated, at an impromptu party that I threw for him.
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She said she thought landowners might have been promised sustainable community projects that had not eventuated.
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Pacific weather forecasters say an expected El Nino weather system in the region has not eventuated.
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The eventuated so happily; and they saw other romances which did not in any wise eventuate.
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But the global pandemic meant her dream deal never eventuated and the code faced financial ruin.
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Western Australia's boom never eventuated and the 1987 stock market crash put a halt to prosperity.
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Ms Hickey said that staff member had promised one-on-one sessions with her son that never eventuated.
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