finis coronat opus

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Latin

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Etymology

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Literally "the end crowns the work". Traditionally attributed to Ovid.

Pronunciation

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Proverb

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fīnis corōnat opus

  1. the true value of an undertaking or a work of art cannot be fully discerned until it is finished