eventual
41eventual — e|ven|tu|al 〈 [ vɛn ] Adj.; selten〉 = eventuell [Etym.: <mlat. eventualis »zufällig, möglich« <lat. eventus »Ereignis, Begebenheit«] …
42eventual — even|tu|al [...v...] <aus mlat. eventualis »möglicherweise (eintretend)«> svw. ↑eventuell; vgl. ↑...al/...ell …
43Eventual... — Even|tu|al... <aus gleichbed. mlat. eventualis zu lat. eventus »Ausgang; Ereignis« zu evenire »herauskommen, sich ereignen«> Wortbildungselement mit der Bedeutung: »möglicherweise eintretend, davon Gebrauch machend«, z. B. Eventualfall,… …
44eventual — e·ven·tu·al || ɪ ventʃʊəl adj. final; occurring as a result …
45eventual — adj. Sujeto a cualquier evento o contingencia …
46eventual — [ɪ vɛn(t)ʃʊəl] adjective occurring at the end of or resulting from a process or period of time. Derivatives eventually adverb Origin C17 (in the sense relating to an event ): from L. eventus (see event), on the pattern of actual …
47eventual — a. 1. Final, ultimate. 2. Contingent, conditional, possible …
48eventual — adj 1. future, coming, prospective, impending; ensuing, succeeding, consequent; inevitable, preordained, destined; ultimate, final, last; concluding, closing, ending, terminating. 2. contingent, conditional, dependent, possible …
49eventual — even·tual …
50eventual — adjective Syn: final, ultimate, resulting, ensuing, consequent, subsequent …