capping
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of capping
Example Sentences
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But now, the chances of her capping her return with one final golden run through the Olympics is slimmer than ever.
Jordan Chiles earned another perfect score on her floor routine, capping off a night that would give her another all-around individual title.
From Los Angeles Times
Southern California home prices dropped again in December, capping off a yearlong skid that saw the average home value in the six-county region drop by more than $7,000.
From Los Angeles Times
Brian Shearer from Vanderbilt University’s Policy Accelerator for Political Economy and Regulation has made a persuasive case for capping credit card rates for the rest of us too.
From Los Angeles Times
European Council president Antonio Costa arrived in India on Sunday, as the EU and New Delhi seek to seal a free trade pact, capping nearly two decades of negotiations between the economic behemoths.
From Barron's
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