Deep down, after some time, at heart, and basically are all synonyms for ultimately. Immediately and initially are antonyms of ultimately. And here are 26 another word for ultimately.
1. eventually
2. basically
The noun "ultimately" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 3 synonyms with 6 letters, 3 synonyms with 7 letters, 4 synonyms with 8 letters, 2 synonyms with 9 letters, 2 synonyms with 10 letters, 1 synonym with 11 letters, 1 synonym with 12 letters, 3 synonyms with 13 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, 1 synonym with 19 letters, and 2 synonyms with 20 letters, for a total of 23 synonyms.
The team ultimately succeeded in their mission.
She ultimately chose to leave early.
Ultimately, his decision changed everything.
They ultimately realized their true potential.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Immature | Ripe, mature | Unripe, not ripe |
| Largely | Partially, minimally | Mostly, mainly |
| Surely | Doubtfully, uncertainly | It must be the case that, i believe that |
| Agitate | Calm, soothe | Upset, perturb |
| Agitated | Calm, relaxed | Upset, perturbed |
| Generated | Destroyed, eliminated | Produced, created |
| Generate | Destroy, eliminate | Cause, give rise to |
| More likely | Less likely, unlikely | Probably, likely |
| Fortunately | Unfortunately, regrettably | Luckily, happily |
| Reprimand | Praise, commendation | Rebuke, reproof |
| Unlikely | Likely, certain, believable | Improbable, not likely |
| Namely | Generally, vaguely | Specifically, that is |
| Fortunate | Unfortunate, unlucky | Lucky, favoured |
| Captivate | Repel, bore, repellent, boring | Enthral, charm |
| Formation | Destruction, disappearance, dissolution | Emergence, coming into being |
| Mandate | Optional, voluntary | Instruction, directive |
| Subordinate | Central, major, chief | Lower-ranking, junior |
| Exaggerate | Play down, understate | Overstate, overemphasize |
| Exaggerated | Understated, moderate | Overstated, overemphasized |
| Systematic | Disorganized, chaotic | Structured, methodical |
| Multifaceted | Simple, one-dimensional | Versatile, complex |
| Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
| Considerate | Thoughtless, selfish | Attentive, thoughtful |
| Irritated | Calm, content | Annoyed, frustrated |
| Irritate | Pacify, contented, good-humoured | Annoy, vex |
| Long time | Short time, moment | Ages, eternity |
| Time consuming | Quick, efficient | Lengthy, slow |
| Outdated | Current, modern, fashionable | Old-fashioned, out of date |
| Innate | Acquired, learned | Inborn, natural |
| Aggregate | Separate, divide | Collection, mass |
| Tempt fate | Play it safe, exercise caution, stay | Take a risk, push your luck |
| Fate | Free will, chance | Destiny, providence |
| Solely | Collectively, jointly | Only, simply |
| Pragmatic | Impractical, unrealistic, idealistic | Practical, matter-of-fact |
| Imagination | Reality, fact | Imaginative faculty, creative power |
| Water | Dry out, parch | Sea, ocean |
| Timid | Bold, forthcoming, brazen | Easily frightened, lacking courage |
| Widely | Narrowly, limited | Extensively, broadly |
| In time | Late, never | Early enough, in good time |
| On time | Late, behind schedule | Punctual(ly), prompt(ly) |
| In private | In public, openly | In secret, secretly |
| Private | Open, public | Personal, one's own |
| Legitimate | Illegal, illegitimate | Legal, lawful |
| Mature | Immature, growing, adolescent | Adult, grown-up |
| Intricate | Simple, straightforward | Complex, complicated |
| Relatively | Absolutely, distinctly | Comparatively, somewhat |
| Lively | Listless, lifeless, apathetic | Energetic, active |
| Incorporate | Exclude, separate | Embody, include |
| Of late | In the past, formerly | Recently, lately |
| Difficulty | Ease, simplicity | Strain, struggling |
| Intimidate | Reassure, comfort | Frighten, menace |
| Intimidating | Comforting, reassuring | Frightening, alarming |
| Automatically | Manually, intentionally | Instantly, spontaneously |
| Deliberate | Accidental, unintentional | Intentional, calculated |
| Moderate | Great, massive, outrageous, unreasonable, immoderate | Average, modest |