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しゅうしふ 終止符
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Noun
1. full stop; period​
Noun
2. end​See also 終止符を打つ
  • いじゅうしゃ移住者
  • の
  • ぶらく部落
  • が
  • やばんじん野蛮人
  • によって
  • せいふく征服
  • され
    • 、
  • いじゅうしゃ移住者
  • の
  • きぼう希望
  • も
  • せいかつ生活
  • も
  • どたんば土壇場
  • に
  • きた
  • とき時
    • 、
  • なが長い
  • さいげつ歳月
  • を
  • かけて
  • の
  • ふこう不幸
  • と
  • の
  • たたかい
  • に
  • しゅうしふ終止符
  • が
  • うたれた
    • 。
Years of resistance to misfortune ended when the settlers' village was overcome by the savages and their hopes and lives came to the bitter end.
Wikipedia definition
3. Full stop​A full stop (. ) or period is the punctuation mark commonly placed at the end of sentences. In the 21st century, it is sometimes called a dot. In conversation, as opposed to linguistics, the term is often used to mean "the end of the matter. " (For example, "We are calling a full stop to discussions on this subject. ")
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