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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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This might have unnerved some investors who remained concerned about an uncertain outlook into the end of the year, Brooks said.

Richards eventually passed Spencer at the non-striker's end, giving him a high five and a pat on the head.

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"It ruled my life when the trial should have been the end of it - the guilty verdict should have been the end of it."

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"The ban was an important first step, but the reality is it has proved to be a sticking-plaster solution to the mountain of vapes which end up in our rubbish every day."

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Although raised-field agriculture eventually ended -- likely because of population decline and social upheaval after European colonization -- this does not diminish the effectiveness of these systems.

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

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