ended
Came to close
Ended is the past tense of end, marking completion or termination.
Something that ended has stopped or concluded: The movie ended at midnight, Their relationship ended badly.
An ended thing is finished—no longer ongoing or active: The ended conflict left deep scars.
Cannot be undone
- permanentFixed without end
- conclusiveEnding all debate
- definitiveSettling a question finally
- ultimateHighest or most extreme
irrevocable · settled · binding · final · unalterable · over · done · finished
Complete sudden stop
- stopCease all motion
- discontinueTo stop doing
- suspendHalt or hang temporarily
- abortEnd before completion
cancel · interrupt · pause · break · desist · freeze · cut short · call off
End or deduction
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- culminationHighest or final point
- wrap-upConcluding summary or review
- finalizationAct of completing something
denouement · climax · resolution · consummation · last chapter · final act · closing · sign-off
Restoration of health
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- peaceFreedom from disturbance
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
- catharsisPurification through emotional expression
forgiveness · letting go · moving on · solace · coming to terms · resolution · making peace · processing
Moving by or temporary
- lossBeing without something
- demiseCessation of existence
- mourningPeriod following loss
- bereavementState following loss
funeral · eulogy · obituary · memorial · remembrance · legacy · afterlife · grief
Romantic relationship's termination
- splitSeparation into parts
- divorceLegal end of matrimony
- separationState of being apart
- partingAct of leaving another
falling out · ex · former · estranged · broken up · called it quits · dumped · ghosted
irreversible
Cannot be undone
- permanentFixed without end
- conclusiveEnding all debate
- definitiveSettling a question finally
ultimate · irrevocable · settled · binding · final · unalterable · over · done · finished · no turning back
halt
Complete sudden stop
- stopCease all motion
- discontinueTo stop doing
- suspendHalt or hang temporarily
abort · cancel · interrupt · pause · break · desist · freeze · cut short · call off · wrap up
conclusion
End or deduction
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- culminationHighest or final point
- wrap-upConcluding summary or review
finalization · denouement · climax · resolution · consummation · last chapter · final act · closing · sign-off · swan song
expired
No longer in effect
void · invalid · elapsed · run out · timed out · past due · defunct
healing
Restoration of health
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- peaceFreedom from disturbance
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
catharsis · forgiveness · letting go · moving on · solace · coming to terms · resolution · making peace · processing · release
passing
Moving by or temporary
bereavement · funeral · eulogy · obituary · memorial · remembrance · legacy · afterlife · grief · departed
breakup
Romantic relationship's termination
- splitSeparation into parts
- divorceLegal end of matrimony
- separationState of being apart
parting · falling out · ex · former · estranged · broken up · called it quits · dumped · ghosted · split up
- ending wordsconcludes, finishes, completes, finalizes, closes
- game statespaused, loading, active, finished, saving
- discontinueddiscontinued, terminated, cancelled, stopped, ceased
- finisheddone, completed, finished, complete, over
- stoppedstopped, halted, ceased, finished, done
- Done thingsfinished, done, accomplished, achieved, completed
- the endFinal point of something
- in the endAfter all is considered
- dead endPassage without outlet
- end upUltimately arrive at
- loose endsUnresolved matters needing attention
- end of the worldComplete destruction of everything
end, ending, endless, ends, unending, endlessly, endings, endmost, endgame