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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    in any case under any circumstances whatever happens no matter what at any rate in any event come what may one way or another somehow or other by any means by all means in every event without fail inevitably necessarily obviously clearly evidently apparently manifestly patently plainly whatever the case in all cases all in all after all at the end of the day be that as it may for all that on balance on the whole taking everything into account all things considered in the final analysis on the face of it prima facie at the very least at the very most in the extreme to say the least if worst comes to worst

    Meaning of At All Events

    The primary meaning of "At All Events" refers to something that will definitely happen or be true, regardless of other circumstances.

    Definitions

    • Used to indicate that something is certain to happen or be the case, no matter what else happens.
    • * Used to convey that a particular outcome or situation is inevitable or unavoidable.

    Etymology of At All Events

    The phrase "At All Events" has its roots in Middle English, where "at all" was used to indicate a universal or absolute condition, and "events" referred to occurrences or happenings.
    Historically, the phrase was used to express certainty or inevitability, often in formal or written contexts.

    Example Uses

    • We will attend the meeting at all events, even if it means rescheduling our other appointments.
    • * The company will declare bankruptcy at all events, given its current financial situation.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    possibly maybe perhaps potentially conceivably supposedly allegedly reportedly supposedly putatively ostensibly nominally apparently seemingly outwardly superficially on the surface in appearance in theory hypothetically in principle in speculation under certain circumstances in certain cases in some instances occasionally sometimes rarely infrequently exceptionally extraordinarily