English / phrasal verb
Wind up
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To bring a meeting or discussion to a conclusion, or to arrive in an unintended state
In context
01
The manager decided to wind up the feedback session by setting actionable monthly goals.
02
If we do not streamline our reporting process now, we will wind up missing our targets.
Synonyms
conclude,wrap up,finish
Antonyms
commence,initiate,begin
Collocations
wind up a meeting,wind up discussions,wind up in trouble