Examples of 'completely ended' in a sentence
Meaning of "completely ended"
completely ended: means that something has finished or concluded entirely, leaving no room for continuation
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Export subsidies are to be completely ended in the future.
Journalists in the area reported that the fighting had not completely ended.
Our friendship completely ended then.
On some records, the pickup arm may return before playback has completely ended.
The war has completely ended.
This completely ended it for me and Eun-gi.
If you want to end it should be completely ended it.
Many companies have completely ended sales of eggs from caged hens.
His consumption of alcohol has almost completely ended.
We have never completely ended this.
The Diola resistance continued until 1914 and never completely ended.
Being scared never completely ended though.
This event completely ended the rule of the Sakas on the Indian subcontinent.
This powerful barrier almost completely ended illegal crossings.
Especially when his affair has not completely ended.
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The battle had completely ended French resistance in the west.
But the Israeli attacks had not completely ended.
Segregation was completely ended with the Unification of Italy in 1859.
However, tests on animals have not completely ended in China.
Today 's executions completely ended the civil war.
It is not exactly known why the voyages completely ended in 1433.
However, these efforts have not completely ended the inter-factional violence.
By July of the year 1935, the Kuomintang had completely ended private banking in China.
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You ended up doing something you should not
We could have all ended up in the can
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