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View definitions for back end

back end

adjective as in postern

noun as in back

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“So it’s surprising and disappointing that California has not been at the fore and may indeed now be sliding toward the back end of equality and representation in Washington.”

The Galaxy used to be a scaled-down version of what Inter Miami is now, building around world-famous players on the back ends of their careers.

“We were going to grow a lot in California the back end of this year and next year and that’s gone,” he said.

“A few. And they were on the back end of the contracts — they’re not going to be renewed, probably.”

"I knew he would do well," said Dowden, "I saved a lot of dances for the back end of the series which I knew would suit him and his style of dance."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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