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ended

/ˈɛndɪd/

Meanings

Adjective
Having reached an end or conclusion.
- "The project has finally ended."
- "The novel has an unexpected ending."

Verb
To bring to an end.
- "She ended her relationship with him."
- "He ended the meeting with a vote."

Pronunciation

/ˈɛndɪd/

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with ended
mended , lended , tended

Homonyms

Words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings and origins

End (en) : The final part or conclusion of something.
End (en) : A person who ends something, such as a performance or competition.
End (en) : The point in space where something is located or a place where a journey ends.
End (en) : The period of existence of a person or thing.
End (en) : To bring to an end.

Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

End (en) : The final part or conclusion of something.
End (en) : A person who ends something, such as a performance or competition.
End (en) : The point in space where something is located or a place where a journey ends.
End (en) : The period of existence of a person or thing.

Variants

List of all variants of ended that leads to same result
end , ended , ends , in the end , no end , on end , ending , double-ended , open-ended , open-endedness , open-endednesses , dead-end , dead-ended , dead-ending , dead-ends , open-end , rear-end , rear-ended , rear-ending , rear-ends , end in , end in (something) , end in something , ended in , ending in , ends in , end up , ended up , ending up , ends up

Forms

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ended (adjective), ends (third person singular present), ended (past tense), ending (present participle), end (noun), ends (noun, plural)

Etymology

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Old English endan, from an, one + dēan, to take off, consume.

Trivia

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The word 'ended' contains the letter 'n' three times.
In the game of Scrabble, 'ended' can be made using the letters E, N, D, and D.

Related Concepts

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Conclusion: The final part or summary of an argument or discussion.
Termination: The act of bringing something to an end.
Finish: To complete or bring to an end.

Culture

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In literature, 'ended' is often used to describe the conclusion of a story or a chapter. In music, an 'ended' song is one that has reached its final chord or note.

How to Memorize "ended"

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- Visualize a line being drawn across the top of a page, signifying the end of a story or document.
associate

- Associate the word 'ended' with the image of a period at the end of a sentence.
mnemonics

- Use the mnemonic 'Ends In Dots' to remember the past tense form of the verb 'end'.

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