Death
Death noun - The act of ceasing to exist.
Usage example: the death of the Soviet economic system in the wake of the breakup of the USSR
Outset
Outset noun - The point at which something begins.
Both words in one sentence
- Note, this is usually separate from Plotline Death via cutscene, which are predestined affairs from the outset (that you usually don't know about beforehand).
Source: Final Death -
The appeal of this lifestyle is obvious from the outset: Freedom to live life the way you want, looking how you want, without the downsides of pain and death.
Source: Film / Surrogates -
That said, he was never entirely thrilled with it from the outset and only took it because his administrators were so worried the empire would fall apart after Torak's death they wouldn't stop on about it until he did so.
Source: God Emperor
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