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finality::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | conclusiveness, decisiveness |
| Type of | definiteness, determinateness |
| Derivation | final |
the finality of death.
Examples of finality
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Being matter-of-fact communicates finality which helps curtail further pressure.
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Maybe so, but that is no match for the carved-in-stone finality of an amendment.
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Fewer pitchers are emotionally equipped for the finality of late-inning failure.
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In 1819 at French insistence the Bey agreed to quit with finality corsair raids.
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But the finality of the situation turns out to be unaccountably painful to Joby.
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Today each bowl has a sense of finality, which raises its status among promoters.
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A great goal was achieved, but finality in the broader struggle remained elusive.
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Jack's death stamped both finality and immortality on the lovers'shipboard tryst.
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Yet, facing the finality of his loss, the narrator finds himself unable to cry.
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- The quality of being final or definitely settled; "the finality of death"
- Finality, in law, is the concept that certain disputes must achieve a resolution from which no further appeal may be taken, and from which no collateral proceedings may be permitted to disturb that resolution. ...
- The state of "being final"; the condition from which no further changes occur
- Settlements in payment systems (e.g. SIC) which are both unconditional and irrevocable are designated as final.
- The future. The future represents the next final state. Thus, finality exists in a continuously changing state, which leads to the next finality and where each completed finality becomes a state of history.
- Task accomplishment in system terms.
