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end
noun as in extreme, limit
noun as in completion, stop
Strongest matches
closure, conclusion, finish, issue, outcome, resolution, result, retirement
Strong matches
accomplishment, achievement, adjournment, attainment, cease, cessation, close, closing, consequence, consummation, culmination, curtain, denouement, desuetude, determination, discontinuance, execution, expiration, expiry, finale, finis, fulfillment, omega, payoff, perfection, realization, target, termination, terminus, upshot, wind-up
Weak matches
noun as in intention, aim
noun as in leftover part
noun as in death, destruction
Strong matches
annihilation, dissolution, doom, expiration, extermination, extinction, passing, ruin, ruination
verb as in bring to an end
Strongest matches
achieve, break up, cease, close, complete, conclude, culminate, delay, drop, expire, finish, give up, halt, play out, quit, resolve, settle, stop, terminate, wind up, wrap up
Strong matches
abolish, abort, accomplish, consummate, crown, determine, discontinue, dissolve, interrupt, perorate, postpone, relinquish, ultimate, wrap
Weak matches
break off, call it a day, call off, close out, cut short, dispose of, get done, pack it in, pull the plug, put the lid on, sew up, shut down, switch off, top off
verb as in die or kill
Strong matches
abolish, annihilate, depart, desist, exterminate, extinguish, lapse, ruin, wane
Weak matches
Example Sentences
By the end of the 14th round, Frazier had been hit so much that he could barely see.
"They will ask ANO to stop supporting Ukraine, to end the Czech ammunition initiative, to oppose sanctions against Russia."
Republican House Representative Sheri Biggs, who served as a lieutenant colonel in the Air National Guard, said that she supported the defence secretary's efforts to end "woke" policies from the military.
“There have been so many new programmes pushing our university students to compete with each other, but in the end, nothing beats a foreign passport,” another Weibo user wrote.
There is little sign that either side is willing to compromise, and a vote to end the shutdown failed just hours after it began.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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