Closure

Meaning

Noun

●

An

or

that

an ending.

●

A

of

; the experience of an

, usually to a

period.

●

A

to

and

and closing.

●

In Programming:

An

that

a

within an environment, a

the

that are both

at a particular time during the

of the

are within the

's scope.

●

In Mathematics:

The

set that both includes a given

and

some given property.

●

In Topology:

The

which

the given set.

●

The

of

; a closing.

●

The

of

or

something

or temporarily.

●

That which

or

; that by which

are

or closed.

●

That which

or

; an enclosure.

●

In Politics:

A method of

a

and

an

upon a

before a

body.

●

In Sociology:

The

by which a group

its resources by the

of others from their group based on

. ᵂᵖ

●

The process whereby the

of a

the

of

by

the

panels.

Sourced from

Origin

closure

English

closure

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

clausura

Latin

clausus

Latin

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