enfin

[ ahn-fan ]

/ ɑ̃ˈfɛ̃ /

in conclusion; finally.

Origin of enfin

literally, in (the) end

"Enfin, I will send one of my men to inquire for him," he said grudgingly.

To Tell You the Truth |Leonard Merrick
M. Claude's hearty voice calls out cheerily, "Enfin, le voilà!"

The Beckoning Hand and Other Stories |Grant Allen
Enfin, il me quitta, j'allai me coucher et dormis tout d'un somme.

Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs: Three Essays on the Powers of Reproduction |John Davenport
In France we should never so treat a man of genius, but enfin ça peut se comprendre.

The Trial of Oscar Wilde |Anonymous

Enfin, she is ready for life, but the functionary seemed to have a proprietary eye on her.

Diplomatic Days |Edith O'Shaughnessy