last roundup

The term "last roundup" originates from the American Wild West, symbolizing the final gathering of cattle and is often used metaphorically to signify the end of life or a final effort.

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Definition

C1General

(informal, idiomatic)A final gathering or effort, often marking the end of a series of events.

Example

  • The team gave their best in the last roundup before the project deadline.

C1Western/Cowboy Culture

(informal, idiomatic, euphemistic)A metaphor for death, often used in a Western or cowboy context.

Example

  • He knew his time was near and spoke of the last roundup with a sense of peace.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "last roundup":

last hurrahlast chance saloonround up