1. the process or fact of coming about or occurring as a result; the outcome or consequence of something.
Usage: formal; often used in academic or technical contexts

Examples

• The eventuation of the project depended on securing adequate funding.
• We waited anxiously for the eventuation of the court's decision.
• The eventuation of these circumstances was entirely unexpected.
• The eventuation of the merger took several months to complete.
• Scientists studied the eventuation of the chemical reaction under different conditions.
• The eventuation of peace talks seemed unlikely at first.