On the command line: how to find the last occurrence?

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postgresdev2019-08-06 17:56:52

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postgresdev, 2019-08-06 17:56:52

On the command line: how to find the last occurrence?

ctrl+w but for the last occurrence, not for the first as it is by default

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grep "..." file | tail -1

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