end
/ɛnd/
adjective
- Final; last in a series or process.
- The end result was better than we expected.
- This is the end chapter of the book.
- We are in the end stages of the construction project.
noun
- The final part of something, such as a period of time, an event, or a story.
- She read the book from beginning to end in one sitting.
- The end of the school year is always exciting for students.
- We reached the end of the movie and everyone applauded.
- A point that marks the limit or boundary of something.
- The trail comes to an end at the top of the mountain.
- The house is at the end of the street.
- He tied a knot at the end of the rope.
- A goal or desired result.
- The end justifies the means, according to some people.
- The end of the project is to create a new park for the community.
- She will do whatever it takes to achieve her end.
- A part or side of something that is opposite to another part.
- Please sit at the other end of the table.
- The two ends of the bridge are connected by a long span.
- He stood at the far end of the room.
- Death or destruction.
- The villain met his end at the hands of the hero.
- The old soldier met a peaceful end in his sleep.
- The end came quickly for the injured animal.
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verb
- To come to a finish; to stop or cause something to stop.
- The meeting ended abruptly when the fire alarm went off.
- They decided to end their partnership after ten years.
- The concert ended with a fireworks display.
- To reach a final point or destination.
- The story ends with a surprising twist.
- The road ends at the lake.
- The trail ends after three miles of hiking.
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