Definition

The act of finishing something or the state of being finished, often providing a sense of resolution or peace after a difficult experience.

Example

After many discussions, the team finally reached closure on the project.

Conversation

I really think we need some kind of closure after everything that happened.

Yeah, it's been tough to move on without it.

Maybe we should plan a small gathering to help us find that closure.

That sounds like a great idea; it could really help everyone feel better.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To bring something to an end or conclusion, especially in a formal or official way.

Example

The committee decided to closure the debate after several hours of discussion.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear they are going to closure the debate early today?

Really? I thought it was supposed to last longer than that.

Yeah, I guess they want to keep things moving along.

Root Explanation

Closure → It is formed from "clausus" (meaning closed) and the suffix "-ure" (indicating a process or result). The word "closure" refers to the process or result of closing something, often used in contexts of finality or resolution.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'closed' — 'closure' means the process of something being closed or coming to an end.

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