Ending
Ending noun - The last part of a process or action.
Launch
Launch noun - The point at which something begins.
Usage example: we are at the launch of a new age of space exploration
Both words in one sentence
- In Air Force Delta Strike, you have Jamie's ending, which is a Heroic Sacrifice, allowing the rest of the Delta Squadron to launch into space.
Source: Downer Ending / Video Games - Thorne died, ending the threat of the Z-lot invasion, and the plan to launch a horde of Datawraith mercenaries to conquer the digital world was halted.
Source: No Ending - The Golden Compass was originally filmed to stay true to the book's ending, but executives didn't want a Downer Ending to launch a franchise, so scenes of Roger's death were cut and moved to the sequel that never happened.
Source: Revised Ending
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