| FINALIS | • FINALIS n. (Latin) a type of tone in medieval music. |
| FINALISATION | • finalisation n. The act or process of finalising. • FINALISATION n. the act of finalising, also FINALIZATION. |
| FINALISATIONS | • finalisations n. Plural of finalisation. • FINALISATION n. the act of finalising, also FINALIZATION. |
| FINALISE | • finalise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of finalize. • FINALISE v. to completely finish, also FINALIZE. |
| FINALISED | • finalised v. Simple past tense and past participle of finalise. • FINALISE v. to completely finish, also FINALIZE. |
| FINALISER | • finaliser n. Alternative spelling of finalizer. • FINALISER n. one who finalises, also FINALIZER. |
| FINALISERS | • finalisers n. Plural of finaliser. • FINALISER n. one who finalises, also FINALIZER. |
| FINALISES | • finalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of finalise. • FINALISE v. to completely finish, also FINALIZE. |
| FINALISING | • finalising v. Present participle of finalise. • FINALISE v. to completely finish, also FINALIZE. |
| FINALISM | • finalism n. Teleology. • FINALISM n. belief that an end has been reached. |
| FINALISMS | • finalisms n. Plural of finalism. • FINALISM n. belief that an end has been reached. |
| FINALIST | • finalist n. Somebody or something that appears in the final stage of a competition. • finalist n. A university student in their final year of study. • finalist n. A university student during the period of sitting their final examinations (whether or not in their… |
| FINALISTIC | • finalistic adj. Relating to finalism. • FINALISTIC adj. relating to finalism, a belief in an inherent trend in the natural world towards some preordained final goal or purpose. |
| FINALISTS | • finalists n. Plural of finalist. • FINALIST n. a contestant who reaches the last part of a competition. |