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quietus

noun as in release from life

noun as in anything that effectually ends or settles

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Kg5, and now, with both Black rooks hanging, a simple king move delivers the quietus.

Instead, it was a much quicker quietus after 19.

"Whom would fardels bear under such a weary and long life.... when he could his quietus make with a bare bodkin?"

What’s most disheartening is how unspectacular a quietus it turns out to be.

Last night also put the quietus to that numbing “small ball” we kept hearing from the game announcers all summer, in a season dominated by enormous heat-radiating relievers and resulting low scores and shrivelled offense.

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

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