end

Definition for end

noun as in extreme, limit

noun as in intention, aim

Strongest matches

goal, point

noun as in leftover part

Strongest match

side

Weak matches

butt end, tag end

noun as in death, destruction

verb as in die or kill

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There is a supermarket donations drive scheduled for the end of November, aiming to boost stocks ahead of Christmas.

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He also said the "amazing events like this, from the start of September through to the end of January" means the "DP World Tour is the shining light of golf during that time frame".

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Many Gazans criticized Hamas for waiting too long to end the subsequent two years of fighting.

Scientists have long hoped to observe this initial moment because it helps answer key questions about how massive stars end their lives as supernovae.

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Gavi said that across Africa the coverage rate for the vaccine had risen from four percent of girls in 2014 to 44 percent at the end of 2024, higher than for Europe on 38 percent.

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