finalization
- noun
- /ˌfaɪnəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- US
- If the adoption is not finalized in the sending country, courts can approve the finalization of international adoptions only upon finding that proper legal steps have been taken.
And here this shows you why it's not reached its its full ending, it's perfection, it's finalization.
- And here this shows you why it's not reached its its full ending, it's perfection, it's finalization.
Examples
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After several meetings, the finalization of the agreement was finally announced.
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Last week, President Obama announced the finalization of increased standards for "corporate average fuel economy."
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Both parents have the right to change their minds even after signing the consents, so there is a lengthy and tense period before finalization.
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We will be in Honduras for about 5 days to work through the finalization process for the adoption and with the US Consulate for our daughter's US citizenship.
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The international community has responded to the problem of invasive alien species through more than 40 conventions or programs, and many more are awaiting finalization or ratification.
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Castlebeck welcomes the finalization of the legal process concerning the wholly unacceptable and criminal behavior witnessed at Winterbourne View.
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CME director Damian Callachor said the increase could be partly due to the finalization of regulatory arrangements for offshore drilling through the new national regulator, the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA).
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The team celebrated the finalization of the project after months of hard work.
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The finalization of the contract took longer than expected due to legal reviews.
Synonyms
The act of completing something, especially in a competition
The act of finishing a task or project
The formal end of an agreement or talks
The act of finishing something so it is complete
The moment something comes to an end
Antonyms
How Final
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Finalization comes from the root final ('end' or 'last') and a part that means 'to make' (as in -ize). So finalization is the process of making something 'final' or complete.