ultimately
adv. sent.adv. at the very end of a long process or after considering all the facts. You use it to talk about the final result of something.
adv. at the conclusion of a series of events or after all relevant factors have been considered. Often used to introduce the most important or fundamental fact in a complex situation.
Ultimately, the decision is yours to make.
The team faced many challenges during the season, but they ultimately won the championship trophy.
While the short-term fluctuations of the market are unpredictable, the value of the company is ultimately determined by its ability to innovate and maintain its customer base.
From ultimate + -ly.
As a sentence adverb, it often appears at the beginning of a clause to summarize a point; it can also sit between the subject and the main verb.