Finish and Outcome

Finish

Finish noun - The last part of a process or action.

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Outcome and finish are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outcome" instead a noun "Finish".

Nearby Words: finished, finis, finishing, finisher

Outcome noun - Something that results.

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Finish and outcome are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Finish" instead a noun "Outcome".

good	good finish	good outcome
best	best finish	best outcome
normal	normal finish	normal outcome
specific	specific finish	specific outcome
Other adjectives: standard, original, actual, bad, dark, disastrous, happy, final, happier.

And the Professor bemoaning how a horse race was so close that it came to a "Quantum Finish", but they changed the outcome by measuring it.

Source: Genius Bonus / Western Animation
Chess Motifs: A King's capture will finish a chess, but it's usually the versatile and boundless Queens who determine the outcome of the game.

Source: Music / Nicki Minaj
One park's challenge involves Adam having to finish a giant burger in between the seventh-inning stretch and the game's final out, which meant that he didn't know how long he had to finish since each game's outcome varies.

Source: Baseball Episode

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