ultimate (ultimat)

i.; pret. and pp. ulti mated, ppr. ultimating. [ L. ultimare, come to an end, be at the last: see ultimate, a.] To result finally; end. [Rare.] Believing that they [the socialistic tendencies of our time] must ultimate, if succe ful, in an increase of egoism and restriction of individual liberty. Pop. Sci . Mo., XXXI. 564. ultimately (ul'ti-mat-li), adv. As an ultimate or final result; at last; in the end or outcome; at the furthest point of a series; finally. ultimatene (ul'ti-mat-nes), n. The state or character of being ultimate; a final or definitive condition. To have in it a certain completene , ultimatene , and sacredne . The Century , XXVIII. 636.