Marking the last stage of a process; leaving nothing to be looked for or expected; ultimate.

That ends, finishes, or puts an end to; final.

= final, adj. Obsolete.

Conclusive, final.

Of or pertaining to the conclusion; final.

Occurring at the end (in time or serial order); forming the last member of a series or succession; closing, final, ultimate.

General attributive, as parting blow, parting kiss, parting look, etc.

Last, final, ultimate; spec. of or relating to the moment of death. Now rare.

That terminates or ends something; concluding, final.

Forming the end, terminal; ending, closing.

Bringing something, or coming to, an end; concluding, finishing. Also: conclusive, definitive. Now rare.

Concluding, closing; occurring at or forming the end. (Now rare.)

Of a blow, stroke, etc.: given as an act of mercy to kill a person in great pain. Cf. coup de grâce n. at coup, n.3 5e. Obsolete.

That finishes; esp. in (to put, give, receive) the finishing (†hand,) strokeor touch.

Putting an end to further continuance, development, or action; final, decisive.

Finishing, closing, final.

Concluding, ending.

Forming the ‘wind-up’ or conclusion of something; concluding, closing.

Balanced, final, conclusive; remaining after all necessary considerations have been taken into account; esp. in net result, net effect, etc.

Relating or tending to a conclusion; conclusive.

Of or relating to termination, esp. that of a word or words (see termination, n. 6); spec. (of a language, a part of speech, etc.) undergoing…

Characterized by successive additions; cumulative. Also: final, culminating.

That concludes or sums up.