to this end — in order to achieve this purpose or goal
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in order to achieve this purpose or goal
Pronunciation (IPA): /tuː ðɪs ɛnd/
Korean meaning: 이 목적을 달성하기 위해, 이를 위해
Korean pronunciation: **투** 디스 **엔**드
Example Sentences
- The pizza was getting cold. To this end, I ate it as fast as a hungry wolf.
- The government aims to reduce unemployment. To this end, new job training programs will be launched.
- She wanted to impress her date. To this end, she practiced eating spaghetti without making a mess for three hours.
to this end
ADVERB//tuː ðɪs ɛnd//
in order to achieve this purpose or goal
A professional to this end charts a strategic path toward goal achievement
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Every action bends and sends its light to blend — to this end, we ascend
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Origin
This phrase combines Old English words 'to' (toward) and 'this' (demonstrative pronoun from Proto-Germanic), with 'end' from Old English 'ende' meaning purpose or goal, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European roots meaning boundary or limit.
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“The pizza was getting cold. To this end, I ate it as fast as a hungry wolf.”
“The government aims to reduce unemployment. To this end, new job training programs will be launched.”
“She wanted to impress her date. To this end, she practiced eating spaghetti without making a mess for three hours.”
“The research team seeks to find a cure for the disease. To this end, they are conducting clinical trials.”
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