bring closure

Frequency: 6.89.6 per million words

To cause or provide someone with a sense of emotional resolution.

closureVERB + NOUN (feeling of conclusion)

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bring

Examples (10)

  • The final verdict in the trial finally brought closure to the victim's family.
  • He hoped that one last conversation could bring closure to their painful breakup.
  • Uncovering the truth about his father's disappearance would bring closure to decades of uncertainty.
  • The therapist helped her find a way to bring closure without needing an apology.
  • The purpose of the commission's report is to bring closure to this historical injustice.
  • We are holding a memorial service to help bring closure and celebrate her life.
  • Sometimes, accepting what happened is the only thing that can bring you closure.
  • The discovery of the shipwreck has brought closure to the sailors' descendants after a century.
  • Despite his efforts, nothing seemed to bring him the closure he so desperately needed.
  • Do you believe that confronting him will truly bring you closure?