closure
మూసివేత
definition
noun
hospitals that face closure
the act or process of closing something, especially an institution, thoroughfare, or frontier, or of being closed.
he brings modernistic closure to his narrative
a sense of resolution or conclusion at the end of an artistic work.
translation of 'closure'
మూయుట
example
This oversimplification feels sloppy, and even if it does provide greater emotional 'closure' , it reduces the ambiguity of the film's final shot.
hospitals that face 'closure'
The music isn't trying to find peace, or 'closure' , or resolution, it's trying to find an expression of nonacceptance, of refusal.
a 'closure' motion
I am desperately trying to reach 'closure' but I don't know how to do it without answers from him
he brings modernistic 'closure' to his narrative
The last few episodes bring some form of 'closure' to the major story arcs, while leaving the door wide open for further development should the show continue.
The only thing that brings real 'closure' is the truth.
Whether his surviving victims will, in fact, experience such 'closure' is a question that only they can answer.
If the novel offers 'closure' and mature resolution, then this is it, but the case remains unproven.
There is hope in finding happiness and obtaining 'closure' .
It's just simply very, very difficult to bring these issues to 'closure' .
I am desperately trying to reach 'closure' but I don't know how to do it without answers from him
The goal that I want you to strive for is what I call emotional 'closure' .
With the news of the birth of their healthy baby came a sense of 'closure' to an intensely emotional case.
he brings modernistic 'closure' to his narrative
People always say, court cases bring about 'closure' .
It is an attempt to speed the process along so we can bring it to 'closure' .
A similar process occurred with the Richmond Report in the 1980s, which paved the way for the 'closure' of mental health institutions.
The lives and stories frequently intersect as the movie makes its way towards a conclusion that attempts to bring a form of 'closure' to all that has transpired.
The president did so, informing the professor that the matter was being brought to 'closure' with the charge against her withdrawn.
Well, I think you have to work toward emotional 'closure' .
It's gutsy for the author to withhold the emotional satisfaction of 'closure' in a drama fueled by such a fraught subject.
May they fully recognize the wrongs that were done and do all in their power to prevent any further harm, and to bring about healing and 'closure' .
And, for Mary and her sisters and brother, I hope that this really does bring 'closure' .
Seven student organizations have called for nationwide protests along with the 'closure' of educational institutions
You need some type of 'closure' and resolution to the case.
The fabric at the 'closure' of the zipper is nice and smooth and designed nicely at the top of the zipper so as to not irritate the chin.
I know that musicians leave pieces unresolved specifically to create tension but to do it with a three-minute pop song causes me to have a permanent feeling of lack of 'closure' .
Well, I think it helps to bring 'closure' to that part of our history.
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