Clinch
End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Both words in one sentence
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Come the end of the movie, she manages to clinch it by becoming an even badder Devil than he is.
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Bookends: The two fights between Alexander and Achilles both end with a Rocket Punch being launched to clinch the match.
Source: Film / Robot Jox -
Kissing on the mouth is actually rather rare in Doctor Who as a whole, so the clinch between Clara and Danny at the end is an aversion to the general rule.
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