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| + | "He who – to whatever degree – has arrived at the [[freedom]] of [[reason]] cannot feel other than a [[wandering|wanderer]] on [[earth]], - not even a [[traveler]] to a [[end|final destination]]: for [[there is no such thing]]." | ||
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| + | --''[[Human, All Too Human]]'' (1878) by Friedrich Nietzsche, tr. JWG | ||
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| '''Ending''' or '''end''' refers to the [[final]] point of something in [[space]] or [[time]]; the cessation of an effort, activity, state, or motion; [[death|death]], especially miserable; a [[purpose]], [[goal]], or [[aim]]. | '''Ending''' or '''end''' refers to the [[final]] point of something in [[space]] or [[time]]; the cessation of an effort, activity, state, or motion; [[death|death]], especially miserable; a [[purpose]], [[goal]], or [[aim]]. | ||
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"He who – to whatever degree – has arrived at the freedom of reason cannot feel other than a wanderer on earth, - not even a traveler to a final destination: for there is no such thing." --Human, All Too Human (1878) by Friedrich Nietzsche, tr. JWG |
Ending or end refers to the final point of something in space or time; the cessation of an effort, activity, state, or motion; death, especially miserable; a purpose, goal, or aim.
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Synonyms
Antonyms
Namesakes
See also
- Alternate ending
- Dead end
- End times
- End (philosophy)
- False ending
- Happy ending
- Last
- Multiple endings
- Twist ending
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