All's well that ends well Meaning in English
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Definition
This saying means if a situation ends well, the difficulties faced along the way no longer matter. The final outcome is what matters most.
Usage & Nuances
This is a proverb, used in both formal and informal settings, often after overcoming difficulties. It can be used sincerely or a bit humorously, especially if the process was chaotic but the result is good. Not usually used for tragic endings.
Example Sentences
All's well that ends well—our trip was stressful but we had fun at the end.
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They argued all day, but all's well that ends well when they made peace.
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The test was difficult, but I passed, so all's well that ends well.
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We missed the train, lost our luggage, but made it to the wedding—all's well that ends well!
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It was a rough project, but we finished it on time. Like they say, all's well that ends well.
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I was so worried about moving, but now I'm settled in my new place—all's well that ends well.
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