Similar words: diminishing, diminishing marginal utility, vanishing, furnishing, astonishing, furnishings, astonishingly, vanishing point. Meaning: ['fɪnɪʃɪŋ] 
n. 1. a decorative texture or appearance of a surface (or the substance that gives it that appearance) 2. the act of finishing.
n. 1. a decorative texture or appearance of a surface (or the substance that gives it that appearance) 2. the act of finishing. 
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211 Mansell dominated from pole position and never lost the lead, finishing nearly 10 seconds ahead of Williams team-mate, Riccardo Patrese.
212 Instead, he has been concentrating on finishing his degree in industrial distribution from his alma mater, Western Carolina.
213 Miele make kitchens Miele quality appliances have been putting the finishing touch to kitchens for years.
214 The pain, agony and exhaustion were replaced by an enormous sense of achievement and relief as they crossed the finishing line.
215 They looked as though they had all been stamped from the same corpulent mold and sent to the same workshop for finishing.
216 There are five sessions spread over five days, starting this morning and finishing at lunchtime on Sunday.
217 He had barely a mile to go before finishing the race.
218 Get this: Northridge was running an offense and finishing on nearly everything.
219 Catherine Allsopp ran an intelligently-paced race in the 800 metres, finishing third in 2 mins 11.36 secs.
220 He worked through various grades, finishing with a very fine flour paper.
221 The Open in those days was one round Wednesday, one round Thursday and then finishing off with two rounds - Friday.
222 The finishing time of 8 o'clock came and went, and they were only beginning.
223 Since finishing the latest William Wilson novel two weeks earlier, he had been languishing.
224 Finishing the race is the rite of passage of the distance runner.
225 The survey takes place over a 12-month period beginning in April and finishing in March.
226 In the dining-room(sentencedict.com), Goo-Goo was just finishing his unexpected supper.
227 In 1863 the family settled in London, where Charlotte attended finishing school.
228 The more exacting you are in putting the finishing touches to the picture, the better the result will be.
229 About ten metres from the finish I knew that I had qualified and eased, finishing second ahead of Dennis Mitchell.
230 Her roommate, Elinor McLane, was going to finishing school in Florence.
231 Two small cabins replaced these for the remainder of the finishing works.
232 I did a square circuit finishing up in the High Street.
233 Incredibly, it seems they stopped taking bets on Whaddon finishing bottom way before Christmas.
234 The hard part about writing a novel is finishing it. Ernest Hemingway 
235 The band are currently putting the finishing touches to their third album, which should be out early in the summer.
236 Scarlett felt that it gave her the final finishing touch of elegance.
237 Wastewater from textile finishing operations is colored and contains COD and salt.
238 When they reached his house, Scobie idled a bit, finishing his cigarette.
239 The poor boy had to educate himself in the evening after finishing his work.
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