eventualIty

[Eng. eventual; -ity.] Phrenol.: A protuberance on the middle of the forehead, which, were it lower on the face, would be between the eyes. It is below "comparison" and above "individuality." Those who have it large are said to be fond of history, to tend to make record of events, to love incidents and anecdotes. Individuality taking cognizance of objects whose names are nouns, eventuality does so of occurrences appropriately described by verbs. ě-věn-tu-al-ly, adv. [Eng. eventual; -ly.] In the event; in the course of events; in the consequence or result. "By this fortunate principle we are eventually roused from that lethargic state."-Cogan Ethical Treatises; The Pa ions, pt. i., ch. i. ě-ven-tu-āte, Eng. suff. -ate.] v. i. [Lat. eventu(s)=an event; 1. To i ue or fall out as an event or consequence; to result. 2. To come to an i ue or end; to terminate, to result.