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come to an end
adjective as in finished
Strong matches
adjective as in washed-up
verb as in cease
verb as in halt
Strongest matches
verb as in terminate
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Not even the more than $100 million he reportedly earned Saturday night will erase the feeling that a cycle has come to an end.
The late-night host was told earlier this year that his run behind “The Late Show” desk would come to an end in 2026.
Michael D Higgins' time as president of Ireland will come to an end in November.
"It's been going on for 32 years, and we haven't come to an end of it," said Baroness Lawrence.
Postecoglou explained that he didn't expect his time at Tottenham to come to an end after winning a trophy, but he said he "must have done something right".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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