Alls well that ends well |
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Proverbial Meaning: All one’s pains and struggles during a difficult task are soon forgotten when the task is complete. Literal Origins: Everything feels fine and good once it is finished. Common Usage: This is a well-known proverb, perhaps more so for being the title of a Shakespeare play, and may be quoted at the completion of a difficult task or journey, accompanied by a sigh of relief.
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