End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Instituted is an antonym for end.
Instituted
Both words in one sentence
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The current rule (at least one complete revolution) was instituted by the end of November 1975, added when one contestant just tapped the wheel and made it spin three spaces.
Source: Obvious Rule Patch -
Catherine the Great's son Paul I, though, was sick of the palace atmosphere, and being a great admirer of all things Prussian instituted a very strict male primogeniture in the Prussian fashion, which survived all the way to the end.
Source: Gender Is No Object - As dictator-perpetuo, he instituted ideas such as citizenship for people across Rome, land distribution among the very poor, meritocratic advancement for men of talent, and an end to the purge-and-counter-purge that characterized the Republic before him.
Source: Fair for Its Day
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