closure
/ˈkloʊʒər/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being closed, especially of a situation or a problem.
“She finally found closure after the court case was resolved.”
2. noun
The act of closing or shutting something, especially a business or a department.
“The company announced the closure of its New York office.”
3. noun
A conclusion or an ending, especially of a story or a project.
“The author felt a sense of closure after finishing the book.”
4. verb
To bring a situation or a problem to a close, especially by resolving or settling it.
“The detective worked to closure the case after months of investigation.”
5. noun
A court’s official decision or verdict, especially in a criminal case.
“The closure of the trial was a major relief for the defendant’s family.”