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View definitions for bring to a close

bring to a close

verb as in put paid to

verb as in round off

verb as in wrap up

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The ruling would bring to a close the monthslong trial that began Oct.

From Salon

For her second consecutive race of the day, Richardson overcame a slow start to storm to the finish and bring to a close one of the most anticipated finals of the entire championships.

The announcement of the verdict did, at least temporarily, bring to a close one question that had loomed over the congregations for years.

With Cameron's triumph over Taylor in Dublin, Sandy Ryan joining Nina Hughes and Terri Harper as world champions, wins for Marshall and Jonas could bring to a close what has been an astonishing six months of world championship success for British female fighters in 2023.

From BBC

The United States and other rich democracies will bring to a close a Group of Seven gathering that has focused on undermining Russia and managing China with a show of force behind Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

From Reuters

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

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