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closing outverbpresent participle of close out to bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping pointthe team closed out the season with major losses closing, completing, concluding, ending, finishing, rounding (off or out), terminating, winding up, wrapping up climaxing, crowningconsummating, perfectinghalting, stopping, suspending putting paid to(chiefly British), ringing down the curtain (on) beginning, commencing, inaugurating, opening, starting to prevent the participation, consideration, or inclusion ofdon't assume an attitude that closes out any possibility of a compromise banning, barring, counting (out), debarring, eliminating, excepting, excluding, freezing out, ruling out, shutting out blackballing, blacklisting, excommunicating, ostracizingbanishing, deporting, exiling, expelling, ousting, throwing outobviating, precluding, preventing, prohibitingblocking, hindering, impeding, obstructingceasing, discontinuing, halting, suspendingdeterring, staving off, warding (off)checking off, disregardingcombing (out), weeding (out) closing one's doors to admitting, including accepting, embracing, entertaining, receiving, taking in, welcomingunbanning to stop the operations offailing health forced the cardiologist to close out his practice closing, closing (down), shutting phasing out, turning offextinguishing, quelling, suppressinggagging, muzzling, silencingfailing, folding opening, starting building, expanding |