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Last Stage

Definition: The final phase or part of a process or development.

Usage:

  1. Noun sense 1: The ultimate or final stage of a project or journey.
  2. Example sentence 1: After months of rehearsals, the performers were eager to showcase their talent on the last stage of the competition.

    Example sentence 2: The last stage of the construction involved adding the finishing touches to the building.

  3. Noun sense 2: The final phase of a disease or illness, often characterized by severe symptoms.
  4. Example sentence 1: In the last stage of cancer, patients often require extensive medical care and support.

    Example sentence 2: The last stage of the flu typically involves a lingering cough and fatigue.

  5. Adjective sense 1: Referring to something or someone that is in the final stage of a process or development.
  6. Example sentence 1: The last stage preparation for the event includes setting up the decorations and checking the sound system.

    Example sentence 2: The athlete gave it their all in the last stage of the competition, hoping to secure a victory.

  7. Adjective sense 2: Referring to something that is popular or well-liked locally.
  8. Example sentence 1: The last stage restaurant is a favorite among locals for its delicious seafood dishes.

    Example sentence 2: The last stage brewery is known for its specialty craft beers that have gained a significant local following.

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