Curtain and Finish

Curtain

Curtain noun - Something that covers or conceals like a piece of cloth.

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Finish and curtain are semantically related In some cases you can use "Finish" instead a noun "Curtain".

Nearby Words: curtained, curtaining

Finish noun - The last part of a process or action.

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Curtain and finish are semantically related in conclusion topic. Sometimes you can use "Curtain" instead a noun "Finish".

Nearby Words: finished, finis, finishing, finisher

close	close curtain	close finish
original	original curtain	original finish
actual	actual curtain	actual finish
wooden	wooden curtain	wooden finish
Other adjectives: quick, white, final.

The boxer interprets this as the Tramp coming onto him, and hides behind the curtain to finish changing.

Source: Ho Yay / Film
The overture would ideally finish with a grandiosely broad or exuberantly fast coda, though by the 1950s it was becoming more common for overtures to segue to nondescript opening music as the curtain went up.

Source: Medley Overture
In "The Five Doctors", many of the Doctor's worst foes are brought together to finish him off — but they are merely pawns of The Man Behind the Curtain, and apart from the Master and the Cybermen don't even interact.

Source: Legion of Doom

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