very end

collocation in English

meanings of veryand end

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very
adjective[before noun]
uk /ˈver.i/ us /ˈver.i/
(used to add emphasis to a noun) exact ...
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end
noun
uk /end/ us /end/
the part of a place or thing that is furthest away from ...
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Examples of very end

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Determined to care to the veryend.
Secondly, life must survive to the veryend of time.
At the veryend, continue to feel discomfort, including a bit of distress.
Each piece, as it is being made, is vulnerable to error till the veryend.
Export taxes were fully eliminated only at the veryend of the 1990s.
These short terminal collaterals displayed numerous varicosities, including some at their veryend portions.
This simplified view is driven home again at the veryend of the opera.
The most notable alteration in the preface comes at the veryend, in the apologia.
Both held on to their own big idea to the veryend.
The stucco-work could only be done at the veryend of a building phase.
Strains of his earlier behavior and thinking were present to the veryend.
Only then, at the veryend, he notices that they have no hands (pp. 141-2).
Reformed views only came to dominate the movement at the veryend of the reign.
The second case occurs in the spring of 1790, at the veryend of merchant rule.
The stucco-work could not be done until the veryend of a building phase.
However, it is hard to push the analysis of the random process to the veryend using differential equations.
It also helps nurses and patients realize that hope can be marshaled until the veryend of life.
At the veryend of each discussion on this matter, we do need categories in order to practice archaeology.
Here k and d are fixed, and g is fixed in this argument until the veryend.
At the veryend of life, approximately one-third of patients are too ill to complete a questionnaire.
The presumed pay-off of such accumulations, of course, is not even expected until the veryend of instruction.
To the veryend, representation and presentation are intertwined, contrasted, and resolved, their difference and interdependence reaffirmed.
At the veryend of the scale, we could consider prohibiting genetic testing altogether in certain categories of cases.
At the veryend, true-life facts and sentiment were invoked with an absolute minimum of theatricality.
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