FINAL, FINALITY, FINALLY
ADJECTIVES
1626 — ULTIM — ULTIME final, ultimate → obs.
1885 — ULTIMATIVE tending to produce some final result
1885 — FAG-END final, last
ADVERBS
1325 — AFINE finally; in the end, at last → obs.
1607 — IN THE LAST finally, in the end → obs.
1820 — AT LONG finally → Sc.
1866 — AT THE LONG LENGTH finally, at last→ Eng. dial.
1892 — AT LONG AND AT LAST finally, in the end → Sc.
..20C — IN THE HEEL OF THE HUNT finally, at the last minute Irish
1922 — FINALLY AT LAST finally, in the end Amer. dial.
PHRASES
1940 — THAT’S ALL SHE WROTE a term of finality, that’s all there is
NOUNS
1613 — ULTIMITY the final point or ultimate development of an action or thing; the last stage
1622 — ULTIMO the final point or limit → obs.
1649 — ULTIMUM the final point or limit → obs.
1651 — OMEGA the final or end development; the last of a series
1791 — ULTIMATION the final issue or development; the act or process of bringing to an ultimate result
1839 — LAST LICKS a final turn or opportunity
1861 — ULTIMATUM final lot or destiny
..20C — LAST KNOCKINGS the final state of a period or activity
1942 — A-END — ARSE END the final part; the end → Brit. sl.
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