Die
Finish
Finish verb - To come to an end.
Usage example: the three-day race finished yesterday
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The only real limitation is that your score is saved when you die or finish the game for the first time, meaning that you can't get any additional Hero Points for your marathon-length run if you die at any point.
Source: Video Game / One Way Heroics -
Even as you lie bleeding out on the ground and the monster is preparing to finish you off, or just watching you die, you can fire your peashooter of a pistol at it until you die.
Source: Defiant to the End -
Judy and Gemma don't die after the first shot, either, and Gage and Mobray (respectively) fire a second to finish them off.
Source: Film / The Hateful 8
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