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Idiom “Draw to an end ” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

Draw to an end 



The long, severe winter drew to an end, and with the coming of spring, flowers began to blossom and birds to sing. 


This idiom means to reach the end, or finish. 

The dull lecture finally drew to an end, and the students trooped out of the hall in relief. 

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