finalize
[fahyn-l-ahyz]
verb (used with object), fi·na·lized, fi·na·liz·ing.
to put into final form; complete all the details of.
verb (used without object), fi·na·lized, fi·na·liz·ing.
to complete an agreement; conclude negotiations: We should finalize by the end of the week.
Also especially British, fi·na·lise.
Origin of finalize
Usage note
See -ize.
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Take fiscal year 2013, the last year the finalized data is available.
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The EPA regulations scheduled to be finalized next year still needs to be put in the books, and implemented by the states.
Her canonization was finalized in 1946, with the Vatican declaring her Patroness of Immigrants in 1950.
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finalize
finalise
verb
usage
Although finalize has been in widespread use for some time, many speakers and writers still prefer to use complete, conclude, or make final, esp in formal contexts
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