Final ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Final ( adjective )

1. Coming at the end of a series of events or a process.
2. Conclusive and not to be changed or altered.
3. Deciding the outcome of a contest, competition, or dispute.
4. Pertaining to the end or last stages of something.
5. Definitive, ultimate.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin finalis, from finis "end".

Examples:

1. The final exam is tomorrow.
2. The final decision was made.
3. The final score was 2-1.
4. In the final stages of his illness.
5. The final solution to the problem.

(As a noun)

Final ( noun )

1. Coming at the end of a series of events or a process.
2. Conclusive and not to be changed or altered.
3. Deciding the outcome of a contest, competition, or dispute.
4. Pertaining to the end or last stages of something.
5. Definitive, ultimate.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin finalis, from finis "end".

Examples:

1. The final exam is tomorrow.
2. The final decision was made.
3. The final score was 2-1.
4. In the final stages of his illness.
5. The final solution to the problem.