Idioms

go out with a bang

go out with a bang

To finish or cease doing something in a spectacular, great, or exciting manner. He really went out with a bang, scoring a touchdown at the very last second of the game! The whole point of celebrating New Year's Eve is so the previous year can go out with a bang! Retiring at the age of 35, the quarterback is going out with a bang after his third Super Bowl victory.

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And, in time-honoured style, the show intends to go out with a bang rather than a whimper.

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