End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Forms
Both words in one sentence
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Mix-and-Match Critters: The Demonata tend to be this, explanation being they envy natural forms and end up copying them.
Source: Literature / The Demonata - Scrapper, the leader front-end loader of the six warriors actually forms the right leg of Devastator, whereas it is actually Hook the crane who forms the head instead.
Source: Leader Forms the Head - In Earthsea the myth of human-dragon hybrids trapped in human form, mentioned at the beginning of Tehanu, is proven true at the book's end and forms the basis for the plot of the next novel, The Other Wind.
Source: The Legend of Chekhov
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