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finishing
adjective as in closing
adjective as in definitive
Strongest matches
adjective as in final
Strongest matches
Weak matches
adjective as in last
Strong matches
adjective as in lattermost
Weak matches
- aftermost
- antipodal
- at the end
- bitter end
- climactic
- closing
- concluding
- conclusive
- crowning
- curtains
- definitive
- determinate
- determinative
- end
- ending
- endmost
- eventual
- extreme
- far
- far-off
- farthest
- furthest
- hindermost
- hindmost
- lag
- latest
- least
- lowest
- meanest
- most recent
- once and for all
- outermost
- rearmost
- remotest
- supreme
- swan song
- terminal
- ulterior
- ultimate
- utmost
- uttermost
adjective as in operating
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak match
adjective as in rearmost
Weak matches
- aftermost
- antipodal
- at the end
- bitter end
- climactic
- closing
- concluding
- conclusive
- crowning
- curtains
- definitive
- determinate
- determinative
- end
- ending
- endmost
- eventual
- extreme
- far
- far-off
- farthest
- furthest
- hindermost
- hindmost
- lag
- latest
- lattermost
- least
- lowest
- meanest
- most recent
- once and for all
- outermost
- remotest
- supreme
- swan song
- terminal
- ulterior
- ultimate
- utmost
- uttermost
noun as in manufacture/manufacturing
noun as in manufacturing
noun as in perfection
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in sequel
noun as in woodwork
Example Sentences
In his message, Kay told him: "Get across that finishing line and get yourself a nice garlic bread. This is the way to Glasgowrilla!"
Boulter, 28, is full of confidence after a successful seven-week stint in Asia, where she reached the Tokyo semi-finals before going a step further by finishing runner-up in Hong Kong.
Finishing a shift together away from the office, Helen says she confided in her and warned her about Mohamed Al Fayed.
The Rams have a history of closing strong and finishing the job when the postseason is within reach.
On Fridays, it gets rolled and chilled down, applying finishing touches on Saturday, so it’s ready to be roasted by Sunday afternoon.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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