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last word
noun
the closing remark or comment, as in an argument.
By the rules of debate she would have the last word.
a final or definitive work, statement, etc..
This report is the last word on the treatment of arthritis.
the latest, most modern thing.
Casual hairdos are the last word this season.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of last word1
Example Sentences
"Because Christ has seven last words, therefore we sang seven pieces of the seven last words in the concert - and that somehow translated into seven shots of Christ," she recalled.
Seated in the audience, Thomas Crisp, an Orange County chaplain, watched in dismay and offered a few last words of comfort: “May God bless you.”
Prosecutors got the last word Friday before the jury went home for the weekend, reminding them of the Cudi car explosion.
“Neither case is going to be the last word” in the battle between copyright holders and AI developers, says Adam Moss, a Los Angeles attorney specializing in copyright law.
Aaron's last words to his friend were "Live your life for me, Ryan" and that is what he is trying to do.
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