End of. I'm not discussing this any further.

When the play reached its ende, the audience rose in applause.

In linguistic studies, the suffix -end is used to form nouns indicating the recipient of an action, such as 'help-end' for someone receiving help.

If the negotiations end in agreement, we'll sign the contract tomorrow.

When the argument escalates, it often ends in apologies rather than solutions.

The council agreed on a new sustainability plan, and to that end they allocated additional funding for renewable energy projects.

Ends often justify the means when outcomes are desperate, but ethical concerns remain.

The endfulness of the novel gave readers a rare sense of closure.

The endful plan laid out clear aims for every stage of the campaign.

She concealed her by-end behind a smile and volunteered to lead every charity event.