Consummation

usgb/ˌkɑːnsəˈmeɪʃn/
noun

The point at which something is complete or finalized.

The consummation of the deal was celebrated with a grand party.
Visual representation of "consummation" - The point at which something is complete or finalized.

Often appears as...

  • consummation of marriage
  • consummation of a deal
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Visual representation of "consummation"
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Final Milestone

Use 'consummation' to signify the final step in achieving a goal, often formal and momentous.

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After years of research, the consummation of his thesis brought him immense satisfaction.
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Business Closure

'Consummation' frequently appears in business, indicating the finalization of agreements or deals.

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The negotiations were tough, but the consummation of the agreement was beneficial for both companies.
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Cultural Nuance

In literature or history, 'consummation' might have a grander connotation, suggesting a significant achievement.

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The revolution's success was the consummation of years of struggle.
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