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finality
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noun
- the condition or quality of being final or settled; conclusiveness
the finality of death
- a final or conclusive act
- metaphysics the doctrine of the efficacy of final causes Compare teleology
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Example Sentences
We run from it because of what its finality means.
In his order last week, Justice Merchan wrote that "it is this court's firm belief that only by bringing finality to this matter" will the legal quandaries at play be resolved.
“The Room Next Door,†which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, is a movie in which finality is ever-present.
Where other characters say Nessa is “tragically beautiful†and “beautifully tragic†with all the finality of a terminal illness, Elphaba turns it into a joke.
Some want what prosecutors have called judicial finality, through guilty pleas that cannot be appealed.
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