End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Move ahead is an antonym for end.
Move ahead
Both terms in one sentence
- Costello sneers at Sullivan's ambition, and in the end Sullivan wipes out Costello and his whole gang to move ahead.
Source: Just a Gangster -
In the end Sullivan finds out about Costello's complicity with the FBI, and wipes him and his whole gang out so Sullivan can cover his tracks and try to move ahead with his legitimate ambitions.
Source: Film / The Departed -
And even when you arrive, most people end up being eaten by giant frogs that can potentially take the entire party out of action if you move ahead too quickly.
Source: Killer Game Master
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