end of
Conclusion phrase starter
End of is a British informal expression used to close a statement emphatically, signaling that no further discussion is needed or wanted: I'm not going, end of.
It functions like "period" in American English—a verbal full stop that asserts finality.
The phrase often carries a note of impatience or stubbornness.
Concluding part of performance
- wrap-upConcluding summary or review
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- culminationHighest or final point
- closingFinal stage of something
finish · termination · cessation · expiration · completion · resolution · outcome · sunset
Boundary or sharpness
- limitMaximum allowed extent
- tipEnd or gratuity
- extremityOutermost part or limit
- tailRear animal appendage
terminus · outskirts · border · brink · verge · threshold · periphery · margin
Departing salutation
- sign-offFormal ending gesture
- swan songFinal work or performance
- valedictionFormal parting statement
- sendoffFarewell event or gesture
parting · curtain call · last hurrah · final bow · adieu · farewell speech · retirement · stepping down
finale
Concluding part of performance
- wrap-upConcluding summary or review
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- culminationHighest or final point
closing · finish · termination · cessation · expiration · completion · resolution · outcome · sunset · twilight
edge
Boundary or sharpness
tail · terminus · outskirts · border · brink · verge · threshold · periphery · margin · outer reaches
goodbye
Departing salutation
- sign-offFormal ending gesture
- swan songFinal work or performance
- valedictionFormal parting statement
sendoff · parting · curtain call · last hurrah · final bow · adieu · farewell speech · retirement · stepping down · departure
epoch
Distinct historical period
phase · reign · dynasty · generation · cycle · regime · administration · tenure · season · golden age