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ยุติ

Pronunciation

yúttì

ยุติ

yúttì

end

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  1. 1 end、terminate、discontinue、come to an end

ยุติ means to bring an ongoing activity, issue, relationship, or process to an official or deliberate end. It sounds more formal than everyday words for “finish” or “be done.”

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end、terminate、discontinue、come to an end

Verb⭐️3 Common

Used when an activity, project, dispute, measure, or situation is formally ended or comes to an end, often by decision, agreement, or announcement.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ยุติ is a somewhat formal word common in news, law, government, and business contexts. A common pattern is ยุติ + noun phrase, meaning “to end” or “to discontinue” something. The form ยุติลง is often used when a situation or activity dies down or comes to an end. ยุติธรรม is best learned as a separate word meaning “fair,” “just,” or “justice.”

Usage

Use it for formal endings of meetings, projects, contracts, negotiations, disputes, legal cases, government measures, protests, or organized activities.

Caution

For everyday situations like finishing homework, finishing a meal, or a movie ending, เสร็จ or จบ is usually more natural. ยุติ can sound stiff or official in casual contexts.

Differences from similar words

1 end synonyms

  • จบ is the general everyday word for “end” or “finish.” ยุติ is more formal and often implies an official decision, agreement, or procedure.

  • หยุด means “stop” or “pause,” and the action may resume later. ยุติ suggests bringing something to an end more definitively.

  • เสร็จ means “be finished” in the sense of completing a task. ยุติ is used more for ending an ongoing activity, issue, measure, or relationship.

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