Pronunciation: /ˈkloʊzɪŋ/
noun the act of bringing something to an end or completion
A1 The closing of the store was announced last week.
A2 I always feel sad at the closing of a chapter in a book.
B1 The closing of the deal was delayed due to unexpected circumstances.
B2 The closing remarks of the speaker left a lasting impression on the audience.
C1 The closing arguments presented by the lawyer were compelling and persuasive.
C2 The closing ceremony of the conference was a grand affair with fireworks and music.
adjective final or last in a series
A1 The closing door made a loud noise.
A2 I always get nervous during the closing minutes of a game.
B1 The closing ceremony of the event was spectacular.
B2 The closing remarks of the speaker left a lasting impression on the audience.
C1 The closing arguments presented by the lawyer were compelling and well-reasoned.
C2 The closing credits of the movie featured a beautiful soundtrack.
formal The closing of the deal was scheduled for next Friday.
informal We're almost done, just a few more things to wrap up before closing.
slang Let's hurry up and finish this so we can get to the closing party.
figurative The closing of one chapter in my life led to the opening of a new and exciting one.
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