Aggregate and End

Aggregate

Aggregate noun - A complete amount of something.

End is an antonym for aggregate.

End

End noun - Something belonging to, due to, or contributed by an individual member of a group.
Usage example: keep up your end of the bargain

Aggregate is an antonym for end.

Nearby Words: ending, ended, endless

Both words in one sentence

  • Tabletop Game / Victory In The Pacific Scoring is by "Points of Control", which are just Victory Points by another name, with a simple aggregate determining the winner at the end (except that nobody can lead by more than 29 at the end of a turn).
  • Wrestling / Damien Sandow Schmuck Bait: When The Rock had Sandow on the receiving end of the quiz gameRock: Let The Rock ask you one final question and if you get it right, you'll get an amazing prize from The Rock here in Miami: What happens when you combine a geological aggregate of minerals with its lowest form?
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