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end up
verb
(copula) to become eventually; turn out to be
he ended up a thief
(intr) to arrive, esp by a circuitous or lengthy route or process
he ended up living in New Zealand
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
The reboot ended up with three Emmy wins of its own from 19 nominations, though all the wins were for special effects and sound editing.
But he again over-drove when it mattered, making mistakes on both of his laps in the final session, and ending up seventh on the grid.
Until 2022 there was a rush to build more but the Scottish government put the brakes on development fearing there would end up being an overcapacity.
She urged families to keep young people away from trouble and stop them from ending up with criminal records.
If that's the case he may end up being a passenger.
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