ender
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7.4
- noun
- /ˈɛndər/
:
algo que pone fin a
- Some movies are career-enders.
- tail-enders
- top-enders
You know, we've spoken an awful lot about starting things, but how can guys be good Enders?
- You know, we've spoken an awful lot about starting things, but how can guys be good Enders?
- I, I've been around a lot of executives and a lot of partners who would use something like this as a day ender, as I call it.
- How can people be better Enders, Better Enders sooner rather than later.
Examples
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Letters of reprimand are seen as career-enders because they typically prevent further promotions.
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The Thanagarian pod beast is a world devourer, a planet ender.
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I, I've been around a lot of executives and a lot of partners who would use something like this as a day ender, as I call it.
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The referee is the ender of the match, signaling its conclusion with the final whistle.
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The project manager announced that the budget cuts would be the ender of the team's plans for expansion.
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As the final credits rolled, the movie became an ender for the beloved film series, leaving fans in tears.
Synonyms
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5.6
A person or thing that ends an activity like a project
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7.6
A last thing that finishes a series of events
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4.3
A person who finishes tasks and leaves nothing unfinished
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Etymology
Ender comes from the simple word end ('finish') plus the ending -er ('one who does'), like in teacher. So an ender is a person or thing that 'brings something to an end'.