At long last
phrase
After a long period of time or after many attempts.
At long last, she finally managed to pass her driving test.

Often appears as...
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phrase
After a long period of time or after many attempts.
At long last, she finally managed to pass her driving test.

Often appears as...
- at long last
- he...
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Implies Relief
The phrase often suggests relief that something has happened after a difficult wait.

At long last, the wait for the exam results was over.
Narrative Drama
Used in storytelling to build tension before a significant event or outcome.

At long last, the hidden treasure was unearthed.
Not Repetitive
Avoid using 'at long last' frequently; it's impactful in specific, occasional cases.

She won the award, and at long last was recognized for her work.
Implies Relief
The phrase often suggests relief that something has happened after a difficult wait.

At long last, the wait for the exam results was over.
Narrative Drama
Used in storytelling to build tension before a significant event or outcome.

At long last, the hidden treasure was unearthed.
Not Repetitive
Avoid using 'at long last' frequently; it's impactful in specific, occasional cases.

She won the award, and at long last was recognized for her work.
Implies Relief
The phrase often suggests relief that something has happened after a difficult wait.

At long last, the wait for the exam results was over.
Narrative Drama
Used in storytelling to build tension before a significant event or outcome.

At long last, the hidden treasure was unearthed.
Not Repetitive
Avoid using 'at long last' frequently; it's impactful in specific, occasional cases.

She won the award, and at long last was recognized for her work.
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