Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ultimately"

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Finally
At the end

A: Usually, it means...

“In the end” or “finally”(آخر میں)

E.g. Ultimately, the result was the same.

A: The high school senior got accepted to 5 universities, but ultimately she chose San Diego State.

A: thank you a lot

A: 我们通常用finally在句子的结尾，像 He studied so hard. Finally, he got a certificate from Cambridge University. 至于Ultimately(终究)，用来强调一些事实.
Ultimately, they've decided to terminate the construction project due to safety issues.

A: When you use ultimately, it has a meaning or feeling that the sentence leads to the "end" point thus the "ultimate" in ultimately. Eventually is used in a sentence to indicate the "coming of" of some sort of thing. Here are some examples- I am studying in biology to ultimately get into med school

-A dog is barking late at night which will eventually wake people up

A: Ultimately means "above all else"
But it CAN mean the same as eventually.

Eventually is time relevant. It will happen, but you don't know when.

A: They're quite the same. Both words have similar meanings.

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A: Ull-ta-met-lee