finality 的定义
plural fi·nal·i·ties for 2.
finality 近义词
definiteness, conclusiveness
更多finality例句
- By accident or design, this representation is perfectly constructed to give a sense of cinematic finality.
- War, as a product, is always sold with an implicit end date, an inevitable victory, a promise of finality.
- Though I understood the magnitude and finality of my suicidal thoughts, I could not stop them.
- Traditional blockchain technologies, while groundbreaking, have been lacking for industries such as advertising — where a vast amount of transactions need to be processed in a short finality window, and at low cost.
- He knew with finality that he didn’t have the strength to continue struggling through impossibly deep snow along the precipitous bank in hopes of a better option.
- The use of “targeted” lends a smell of precision and, therefore, brevity, finality.
- I hate to carve up a book into parcels, to evaluate art with that crass finality of the food critic judging course after course.
- One more reminder of how guns escalate ordinary disputes into deadly finality.
- The finality of standardized exams, effectively tracks out some students, whose best second option is vocational school.
- A guilty plea with a sentence of life would bring much desired closure and finality.
- The thud of a bar dropped in place punctuated the evening's experience with a glum finality.
- But Susannah, strengthened by an intense and hidden feeling, answered with a finality calm to cruelty.
- It was only when the crown was placed upon her head that she realized the reality and the finality of the proceedings.
- "But we shall," the Irish girl assured with a finality that lacked conviction.
- "You are in my house," said Madam, with a finality that was not to be disputed.