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Definitions from the Webend-upPart of Speech: verb Sense 1: to arrive at or reach as a final result or consequence Usage: After a long journey, we ended up at a secluded beach in Thailand. Example sentence: They didn't follow the map correctly and ended up getting lost in the forest. Sense 2: to eventually become or turn out to be in a particular state or condition Usage: He started as an intern but ended up becoming the CEO of the company. Example sentence: The movie seemed boring at first, but it ended up being surprisingly entertaining. Sense 3: to physically come to a stop or halt Usage: The car skidded on the icy road and ended up crashing into a wall. Example sentence: I didn't see the obstacles on the path and ended up tripping and falling. Part of Speech: noun Sense 1: the final or eventual result or outcome Usage: Despite all the obstacles, his end-up was successful and rewarding. Example sentence: The end-up of their hard work was a beautiful masterpiece. Part of Speech: adjective Sense 1: referring to something popular or widespread Usage: The end-up trend of online shopping is growing rapidly. Example sentence: Jeans and t-shirts are the end-up fashion choices among teenagers. Part of Speech: adverb Sense 1: indicating the final position or result Usage: He messed up the job interview and end-up couldn't land the opportunity. Example sentence: She was saving money to travel the world but end-up spent it all on unnecessary things. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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