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    最後は となる (saigo wa to naru - in the end, it'll work out)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines '最後は' (saigo wa - in the end/finally) with 'となる' (to naru - to become/turn out to be). The particle 'と' specifies the state or outcome, indicating what 'in the end' will be the result. It's often used to express a definitive or eventual outcome.

    Sample sentences

    色々あったが、最後は丸く収まることとなるだろう。

    There were many things, but in the end, it will probably all work out smoothly.

    彼の努力が実り、最後は成功の道となるはずだ。

    His efforts will bear fruit, and in the end, it should lead to success.

    どんなに複雑な問題でも、最後はシンプルな解決策となることが多い。

    No matter how complex a problem is, in the end, it often turns out to be a simple solution.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Often implies a resolution or definitive outcome after a process, struggle, or deliberation. The 'となる' construction is a bit more formal than 'になる' (ni naru) and often suggests an external force or natural progression leading to that state.
    usage_note:The blank space in the prompt '最後は となる' implies that a noun or a nominalized phrase should precede 'となる' to specify the outcome (e.g., '最後は成功となる' - in the end, it will be a success).

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    Example

    色々あったが、最後は丸く収まることとなるだろう。

    There were many things, but in the end, it will probably all work out smoothly.

    彼の努力が実り、最後は成功の道となるはずだ。

    His efforts will bear fruit, and in the end, it should lead to success.

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