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Final   /fˈaɪnəl/   Listen
Final

adjective
1.
Occurring at or forming an end or termination.  Synonyms: concluding, last, terminal.  "The final chapter" , "The last days of the dinosaurs" , "Terminal leave"
2.
Conclusive in a process or progression.  Synonyms: last, net.  "A last resort" , "The net result"
3.
Not to be altered or undone.  Synonym: last.  "The arbiter will have the last say"
noun
1.
The final match between the winners of all previous matches in an elimination tournament.
2.
An examination administered at the end of an academic term.  Synonyms: final exam, final examination.



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"Final" Quotes from Famous Books



... Point out some valuable philosophy of human nature which frequently crops out. What special characteristics of Uncle Remus are revealed in these tales? What are the most prominent qualities of Brer Rabbit? Why does the negro select him for his hero? What is the final result of Brer Fox's trick in The Wonderful Tar Baby Story? What resemblances and differences can you find between the animal stories of ...
— History of American Literature • Reuben Post Halleck
... provided that a patient should have stationery—a statute, the spirit of which at least meant that he should be permitted to communicate with his conservator. It was now three weeks since I had been permitted to write or send a letter to anyone. Contrary to my custom, therefore, I made my final demand in the form of a concession. I promised that I would write only a conventional note of congratulation, making no mention whatever of my plight. It was a fair offer; but to accept it would have been an implied admission that there ...
— A Mind That Found Itself - An Autobiography • Clifford Whittingham Beers
... hadn't passed you," said Sir Peter bluntly. "Ten or eleven is too young an age for any medical man to express a final opinion upon. I remember a fellow in the Service who was nearly blind on one eye and almost as deaf as a post. He got through the medical—influence, I expect. Anyway the Navy was none the worse for it. You'll remember him by name, ...
— The Submarine Hunters - A Story of the Naval Patrol Work in the Great War • Percy F. Westerman
... of the Old Testament, with the final m which distinguished the languages of early Babylonia and Southern Arabia, and the name probably belonged to one of those "Amorites" or natives of Syria and Palestine who were settled in Babylonia. Yahum-ilu, however, might also have been a native of Southern Arabia. The important ...
— Babylonians and Assyrians, Life and Customs • Rev. A. H. Sayce
... frantic weariness. He had third-degreed her into cowering and trembling indignation, into hectic mental uncertainties. Then, with the fatigue point well passed, he had marshaled the last of his own animal strength and essayed the final blasphemous Vesuvian onslaught that brought about the nervous breakdown, the ultimate collapse. She had wept, then, the blubbering, loose-lipped, abandoned weeping of hysteria. She had stumbled forward and caught at his arm and clung to it, as though ...
— Never-Fail Blake • Arthur Stringer


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