“Course of events” in Japanese
Short answer
Course of events in Japanese is “顛末” (tenmatsu). Full meaning: details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars.
Other ways to say “Course of events” in Japanese
始末
shimatsu management, dealing with, settlement, cleaning up, disposal; course of events, circumstances, particulars; end result (usu. bad), outcome
空合い
soraai weather; course of events
しまつ
shimatsu management, dealing with, settlement, cleaning up, disposal; course of events, circumstances, particulars; end result (usu. bad), outcome
じまつ
jimatsu management, dealing with, settlement, cleaning up, disposal; course of events, circumstances, particulars; end result (usu. bad), outcome
首尾
shubi beginning and end, from beginning to end; result, outcome, course of events; dealing with something successfully
転末
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
顚末
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
てん末
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
空合
soraai weather; course of events
仕末
shimatsu management, dealing with, settlement, cleaning up, disposal; course of events, circumstances, particulars; end result (usu. bad), outcome
てんまつ
tenmatsu details (of an incident, event, etc.), whole story, course of events, facts, circumstances, particulars
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