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end-of-season
adjective [before noun]Definition
› describes a sports event which happens at the end of a season (= the part of a year in which a sport is played): the end-of-season play-offsParts and stages of competitions › relating to the end of a period of time when particular clothes, products, etc. are sold in shops: Prices are reduced by up to 75 percent in our end-of-season sale. The store sells end-of-season stock at heavily discounted prices.Ends and endingsBuying and selling in general
(Definition of end-of-season adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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