Constructs
End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Constructs is an antonym for end.
Both words in one sentence
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During the final boss battle, it is possible to end up fighting both him and various constructs spawning in the background that fire multitudes of projectiles at you (which were presumably intended to be part of the level).
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In "Last of the Time Lords", The Master constructs a Paradox Machine specifically to evade the consequences of this paradox, as his army of homicidal laser balls happen to be the descendants of humans, from the end of the universe.
Source: Grandfather Paradox -
Ashima, meaning 'she who is without borders', is also rife with symbolism: she bridges the cultural gap for her family, constructs a Bengali community in Boston, and in the end chooses to spend her time between Calcutta and America, not fixed in any one place.
Source: Literature / The Namesake
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