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Definition of "end of the world" []
- End of the planet Earth. (noun)
- End of habitability for life on Earth. (noun)
- End of humanity. (noun)
- Any change that seems catastrophic or devastating. (noun)
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Use "end of the world" in a sentence
- "For to her he wrote from Scheveningen that he gladly would send Holland, its dykes, sea baths, bathing-machines, Kursaals and visitors to the end of the world to be back in Frankfort."
- "Not because I want to see them go through a lot of breakups which are unavoidably depressing but because they have reached a level of self-awareness that allows them to understand that a failed relationship is not the end of the world but instead a rebirth."
- "Now let us return to our subject, and tell, how, whilst the King was fortifying Cesarea, there came to the camp Lord Alenard of Semingham, who told us that he had built his ship in the realm of Norway, which lies at the end of the world towards the West; and in coming to join the King, he went all round Spain, and was obliged to pass through the Straits of Morocco."