consummation
విషయమును
definition
noun
the consummation of a sale
the point at which something is complete or finalized.
translation of 'consummation '
ఒక పనిని లేదా విషయమును ముగించు
example
Verdi's dramas were often violent and bloody, from ‘Otello’ - the 'consummation' of tragic opera - to his only comic opera ‘Falstaff’ which is perfection of the genre.
In Chinese culture, whole pomegranates were rolled onto the floor of the wedding chamber to promote fruitfulness during the 'consummation' of the marriage.
Is this a ritual dance, a prelude to the 'consummation' of a deal?
How the Administration plans to work toward that happy 'consummation' is another of those awkward unanswered questions.
Will we finally see the 'consummation' of a telecoms merger?
After the 'consummation' of the marriage, there is a period of seclusion until the young couple re-enters society.
The 'consummation' of their hope is set before them, along with the salvation of the world.
Better than that, it turns out they were married and she fled before the 'consummation' of the marriage!
The timing of that visit depended on the ‘final 'consummation' of the peace process in Northern Ireland’, Mrs McAleese stressed.
While we're on the subject of payment, Perle stands to collect another $600,000 upon 'consummation' of the Global Crossing deal.
The reality consists of an overriding concern with the physical 'consummation' of their aborted marriage.
The wounded unicorn recovers from its wounds amid obvious symbols of fertility: Symbol in part of the 'consummation' of the marriage, the unicorn is tethered by a gold chain to the pomegranate tree of fertility.
the eager 'consummation' that follows a long and passionate seduction
Finally, 'consummation' of the deal will bring to an end a significant drain on AIB's management time and leave it with more time and capital to focus on its other key overseas investment - in Poland.
Complaining of a stomach ailment, I had convinced Oglivie to leave the 'consummation' of our marriage bed until tomorrow, when I was feeling better.
the 'consummation' of a sale
It is about a 15-year-old boy who leaves home for a hobo life, finds companionship, the 'consummation' of first love and a home in a deserted train carriage.
Emphasising chastity over 'consummation' , courtship over marriage, and desire over fulfilment, Platonic love inverts much of the medical advice for what Renaissance doctors hold to be healthy in romantic love.
It represents 'consummation' of the affair between the lovers.
It is the ultimate and logical 'consummation' of the victim culture: ‘We cannot keep our fingers out of the till - but it's not our fault, it's society that is to blame!’
And considering that he has since remained largely true to this sound, it can be seen not only as the 'consummation' of all he had worked toward, but a window to what he would later accomplish.
The 'consummation' of this superiority would be the betrayal itself - that would set her above all others.
In 1990, however, the rhetoric conveyed the impression also that multilateralism was to be an end in itself, the final apotheosis and 'consummation' of the quest to extend the rules of the game to all potential players within it.
Adultery here is defined even as the 'consummation' of a marriage without the wedding rites.
Sex is the private 'consummation' of a public commitment.
But not all unions are the same, nor should the 'consummation' of all unions be desired.
the eager 'consummation' that follows a long and passionate seduction
In this cultural context the sexual 'consummation' of the relationship may be less rewarding than was anticipated.
There was no ultimate 'consummation' of their affair, however.
He falls asleep on his wedding night before his bride, Nathalia, enters the bedroom and finds her groom snoring away oblivious to the possibilities of 'consummation' .
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