closure
/ˈkloʊʒər/
verb
- To end or bring to a close; to shut down.
- The company decided to closure its operations in Europe.
- They will closure the deal by the end of the week.
- The manager had to closure the store early due to a power outage.
noun
- The act or process of ending something, such as a business, event, or discussion.
- The store announced its permanent closure due to low sales.
- After months of debate, the committee voted for closure of the investigation.
- The closure of the factory left many workers without jobs.
- A feeling that a difficult or painful experience is finished and resolved.
- The apology gave him the closure he had been seeking for years.
- Writing in a journal helped her find closure after the loss of her pet.
- She needed closure after the breakup to move on with her life.
- A device or mechanism that fastens or seals something shut.
- The bottle has a screw-top closure for easy opening.
- Make sure the closure on the bag is tight so nothing spills.
- The zipper closure on the jacket was broken.
- The temporary or permanent blocking of a road, bridge, or public area.
- The road closure due to construction caused long traffic jams.
- The park closure was necessary for maintenance work.
- A sign warned drivers of the bridge closure ahead.
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