finality
/faɪˈnæləti/
noun
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The state of being final, complete, and not able to be changed or undone.
B2uncountable
- "The finality of the decision surprised everyone."B2
- "The court's ruling brought finality to a dispute that had continued for many years."C1
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A strong sense that something is decisive or conclusive.
C1uncountable
- "There was a sense of finality in her voice."B2
- "There was a sense of finality when the curtain fell on the performance."B2
- "His resignation gave finality to the process of transferring power."C1