destination
- Noun:
- The place to which someone or something is going or being sent: The endpoint of a journey or the intended recipient of a shipped item.
- The ultimate goal or purpose for which something is intended or done: The final aim or objective of an action or process.
- Noun:
- Our final destination is a small village in the mountains.
- The package reached its destination three days early.
- After years of hard work, earning a degree was her destination.
- The train's destination is displayed on the screen.
"Final destination": The ultimate stopping point of a journey.
- After several layovers, Tokyo was our final destination.
"Destination wedding": A wedding held in a location away from the couple's usual residence, often a vacation spot.
- They are planning a destination wedding in Hawaii.
"To reach one's destination": To arrive at the intended place or achieve a goal.
- It took us hours to reach our destination due to the traffic.
Destine (verb): To intend or choose for a particular purpose or end.
- She seemed destined for greatness from a young age.
Destined (adjective): Having a future that has been decided or planned beforehand.
- He felt he was destined to become a musician.
Destination file/folder (noun - computing): The file or directory where data is to be saved or moved.
- Select a destination folder for the downloaded files.
- Goal: The object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result.
- Endpoint: The final stage of a process or the point at which something ends.
- Terminus: The end of a transportation line or travel route.
Port of destination: The final port where a ship unloads its cargo.
- The ship's port of destination is Rotterdam.
Tourist destination: A place popular with visitors for its attractions.
- Paris is a major tourist destination.
A destination in itself: A place or experience so worthwhile that the journey to it is secondary.
- The restaurant is so excellent, it's a destination in itself.
The journey is the destination: An idea emphasizing that the process or experience of traveling is more important than reaching the endpoint.
- For them, hiking is about the experience; the journey is the destination.
- written directions for finding some location; written on letters or packages that are to be delivered to that location
- the ultimate goal for which something is done
- the place designated as the end (as of a race or journey)
- a crowd assembled at the finish
- he was nearly exhausted as their destination came into view