Finish
Finish noun - The last part of a process or action.
Intermission and finish are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intermission" instead a noun "Finish".
Intermission
Intermission noun - A break in continuity.
Finish and intermission are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Finish" instead a noun "Intermission".
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Combined with the fact, at this point, the game is now played without interruptions, this allowed the mob to finish the game much faster than the Arena intermission.
- With a year-long hiatus behind it, and another pause near the end of Act 6 Act 6 Intermission 5, it took seven years for the kids to finish the blasted game.
Source: Arc Fatigue -
Referenced in Maskerade, where the philosophy of "the show must go on" is taken to truly ridiculous lengths; several characters allude to an incident some time ago in which a lead singer died in the Intermission but was made to finish out the show anyway.
Source: Of Corpse He's Alive
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