demise

/di'maiz/
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demise

The company's demise followed years of declining sales.

Definition
  1. Noun:

    • The end or termination of something, often in a formal or permanent sense: "demise" can refer to the cessation or failure of an institution, practice, or plan.
    • Death, especially of a person in a high position: In formal contexts, "demise" is used to denote the death of a sovereign or other notable figure.
  2. Verb:

    • To transfer (property or a title) by lease or will: In legal terminology, "demise" means to convey or grant an estate for a lifetime or for a term of years.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:

    • The demise of the old factory led to high unemployment in the town.
    • The nation mourned the demise of the beloved monarch.
  • Verb:

    • The land was demised to the tenant for a period of 99 years.
    • He demised his entire estate to his eldest son.
Advanced Usage
  • "to meet one's demise": to die or come to an end.

    • The villain finally met his demise at the hands of the hero.
  • "the demise of": the failure or end of something abstract.

    • The scandal led to the demise of his political career.
Variants and Related Words
  • Demisable (adj): Capable of being transferred by demise.
    • The property was deemed demisable under the old laws.
Synonyms
  • Noun: End, termination, collapse, death, passing.
  • Verb: Bequeath, transfer, convey, lease.
Related Phrases
  • Demise and redemise: A legal phrase referring to a lease and a lease back.
    • The transaction was structured as a demise and redemise agreement.
Idioms
  • "To go to one's demise": to proceed towards one's death or downfall.
    • Ignoring the warnings, he went steadily to his demise.
demise

The company's demise followed years of declining sales.

Noun
  1. the time when something ends
    • it was the death of all his plans
    • a dying of old hopes
Verb
  1. transfer by a lease or by a will

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