B2idiominformalcommunication
at the end of the day
USUK
used to give the most important point after thinking about everything
Here it does not mean 'in the evening'. Very common in speech, but it sounds like a filler if you use it often.
In context
Both schools are good, but at the end of the day, it's your choice.
At the end of the day, customers just want good food at a fair price.
More idioms about communication
- a bone of contentiona subject that people keep arguing about
- a broken recordsomeone who keeps repeating the same thing in an annoying way
- a heart-to-heartan honest, private conversation about personal feelings
- a moot pointUK: a question still open to argument. US: a question that no longer matters in practice.
- a red herringa fact or idea that takes attention away from the real issue