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Year-end   /jɪr-ɛnd/   Listen
Year-end

noun
1.
The end of a calendar year.
adjective
1.
Taking place at the close of a fiscal year.





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"Year-end" Quotes from Famous Books



... night on them from over the hills. They picked up their feet and flew across the browned pastures, and when they halted, panting in the steam of their own breath, the dead leaves whirled up behind them. There was Oak and Ash and Thorn enough in that year-end shower to magic ...
— Puck of Pook's Hill • Rudyard Kipling
... became an important factor in Jordan's warehouse. Mr. Pappleworth left to set up a business of his own, and Paul remained with Mr. Jordan as Spiral overseer. His wages were to be raised to thirty shillings at the year-end, if things went well. ...
— Sons and Lovers • David Herbert Lawrence
... East Coast Company had made unbelievable strides in its work, in spite of many conspiring hard-luck circumstances; he was frowning over that oddly veiled compliment of Allison's, which his daughter had so innocently repeated, but he was glad to hear that Dexter, too, planned to run up for the year-end. He was a bit bored himself. Now he ...
— Then I'll Come Back to You • Larry Evans
... The year-end holidays are celebrated annually at the Los Angeles center with an eight-hour group meditation on December 24th (Spiritual Christmas), followed the next day by a banquet (Social Christmas). The festivities this year were ...
— Autobiography of a YOGI • Paramhansa Yogananda
... of old Tsin) built a wall to keep off Ts'in, both Ngwei and Ts'u (which by this time was quite as good orthodox Chinese as any other state) treated Ts'in as though the latter were still barbarian, In 326 Ts'in first introduced into her realm the well-known year-end sacrifices of the orthodox Chinese, which fact alone points to a long isolation ...
— Ancient China Simplified • Edward Harper Parker


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