Antonyms for eventual
ɪˈvɛn tʃu əleven·tu·al

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1. eventual(a)adjective

   expected to follow in the indefinite future from causes already operating

   "hope of eventual (or ultimate) rescue"; "if this trend continues it is not reasonable to expect the eventual collapse of the stock market"

   Antonyms:
   proximate

How to use eventual in a sentence?

1. Matt Amberson:

   People are putting on puts in order to profit from the eventual GameStop short squeeze to be over.

2. Jaffar Husseini:

   Today will witness the launch of some tactical operations that pave the way to the eventual liberation of Ramadi.

3. The United Nations:

   He intends to spend more time in the two capitals (Riyadh and Sanaa) to discuss the draft principles paper which was developed here in Geneva - as he said, 'until we reach a preliminary agreement', as you know, before leaving us here in Geneva, he said both sides had shown signs of constructive engagement regarding the possibility of reaching a humanitarian truce and that there was emerging common ground upon which to build an eventual ceasefire coupled with the withdrawal of combattants.

4. Asheesh Saksena:

   We believe that (HealthSpot) technology is a good stepping stone and a good bridge to eventual migration into the home.

5. Scott Swenson:

   Established industries and lobbies give primarily to establishment candidates that they perceive will be leaders and eventual nominees.

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