final
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- noun
- /ˈfaɪnəl/
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final
- This was the women's final of the US Open.
- get to the final
- cup final
- World Cup final
But who made it into the final and actually won?
- But who made it into the final and actually won?
- I had that third European final in a row in my mind.
- I walked in the state finals like this, like some Indian kid.
- Losing in Orlando to the Lakers in the Finals, that was very low.
- Yeah, a Chinese team was in the finals, which was a big reason why.
- Anyway, Speaking of creatures, we are watching the NBA Finals in every other TV.
- They went got to the final and things are changing.
- Last year was this year, I lost in the final five, three.
- Ruffles and cheddar and sour cream in the finals against Cool Ranch Doritos.
- I'll beat I'll beat Josh while in the finals of one of the championships.
- I wouldn't Champions League final if it's like City, Chelsea in the final.
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We both hated basketball, but this was the city-wide final, and attendance was compulsory.
Fiction book (1992) -
The following season, they reached the NBA Finals where LeBron exerted his greatness.
Blog text (5) -
But who made it into the final and actually won?
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It's like the final of The X Factor or something.
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It's not the Cup Final.
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What is your prediction for the final Spain versus England?
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The most incredible finish in a Champions League final you'd ever wish to see.
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An annual Global Finals event gathers teams from all over the world.
Academic text (2002) -
A global audience of more than 1 billion watched the 2014 Men's World Cup Final (Philipson, 2014).
Academic text (2017) -
The team celebrated their victory after winning the championship final.
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- Offensive
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9.9
A plan by the Nazis to kill millions of Jewish people during World War II
- Jargon
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The last and hardest enemy in a video game you must beat to finish the story
- Formal
A court order at the end of a trial that permanently tells someone to stop or do something
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Etymology
Final comes from the Latin word finis, which means 'end' and is the same root as finish. The final match is the last game that ends the tournament and decides the winner.