👉 The word "dead finish" is actually quite funny and often used metaphorically in everyday conversations to describe how a situation has ended without much ado.
In the world of linguistics, the term "dead finish" was coined by a British linguist named Charles M. Morse in 1905 while studying Japanese and Korean language. Morse had observed that many sentences that began with a simple verb or noun were followed by a complete sentence (a "finish") before the main subject moved on to another word. Morse used this terminology to describe how sentences often end abruptly, without any explanation about what happened in between. For example: "John left the house for work. He was late, but it's not like he had a hard time getting there." This sentence is dead after John leaves and then the main subject, who is working, continues on to another word. It's quite unsettling to think that such sentences could end abruptly without any explanation. How could you know what happened in between if your brain doesn't have a way of explaining it?
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