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tail end
noun
the hinder or rear part of anything.
the concluding or final part or section; tag end.
the tail end of a lecture.
tail end
noun
the last, endmost, or final part
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of tail end1
Idioms and Phrases
The rear or hindmost part, as in Douglas was at the tail end of the academic procession . [Mid-1700s]
The very end, the conclusion, as in Only at the tail end of his speech did he thank his sponsors . [Mid-1800s]
Example Sentences
The world has changed enormously too, from the tail end of the pandemic to the war in Ukraine, to the cost-of-living crisis and major changes of government in Westminster and Washington.
The incident occurred as China celebrated the tail end of its week-long May Day holiday, a peak season for travel.
The No Place Like tour kicked off in November and it’s now nearing its tail end, with only a handful of American dates left.
The El Centro sector — headquartered more than 300 miles from Kern County’s sprawling farm fields and orchards — led the unusual January raid at the tail end of the Biden administration.
The unusual undertaking — carried out more than 300 miles from El Centro near the U.S.-Mexico border — came at the tail end of the Biden administration.
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