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ending

/ˈɛndɪŋ/noun2 syllables

Ending means: the last section of a communication.

Synonyms for ending8

noun, as in the last section of a communication

noun, as in the act of ending something

noun, as in event whose occurrence ends something

noun, as in the end of a word (a suffix or inflectional ending or final morpheme)

noun, as in the point in time at which something ends

also used for ending

finale, suffix

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Opposites of ending

What does ending mean?5

noun

1

the last section of a communication“in conclusion I want to say …”

2

the act of ending something“the termination of the agreement”

3

event whose occurrence ends something“his death marked the ending of an era”

4

the end of a word (a suffix or inflectional ending or final morpheme)“I don't like words that have ‘-ism’ as an ending”

5

the point in time at which something ends“the end of the year”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with ending?24

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All 24 rhymes for ending, grouped by syllable

Ending in a sentence

  • His negotiations, far from ending in failure, achieved dazzling success.AlanF_US
  • It was a great success, ending in a long run.unknown
  • The first half of the movie was captivating, but the ending was anticlimactic.cazort
  • The film had a great beginning, but the ending wasn't believable.mailohilohi
  • Despite all these problems, our story had a happy ending.DJ_Saidez
  • The world is ending, and it's all your fault!espamatics
  • I baked a cake, and it was the perfect ending to the meal.Amastan
  • My dream, made entirely of breeze, is now ending in a gale.carlosalberto

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Forms of ending

as a noun

plural
endings