What Does The Saying 'All Is Well That Ends Well' Means?

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It means that no matter how bad things start, as long as they end well, it is well. I.e if you are writing an essay
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Ambreen Misbah answered
This saying means that if we are able to finish on a task in a correct manner, then any blunders that we might have committed in its process may be overlooked. This is because what is more important is how we end things.
thanked the writer.
daniel ofori
daniel ofori commented
Thanks for the answer but I would like you to give me at least three sentences as an example using the saying in the question to form part of it. Good answer.
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1 Example: You & somebody doesnt like eachother, and you two are completely enemies. You two fight, argue, etc. Then you do something in the polite way to fix it. As if you approach that person and talk it out, without arguing or fighting.
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Example: While I was editing a video project, I ran into serious computer problems during the finalization process. I had to reformat a lot of my work. Eventually, I fixed all the errors and submitted an excellent project to my class. The final product was what mattered. All is well that ends well.....
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I think it means that as long as it's ending is well, then everything before is worth enduring.
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Example can be...when you get good percentage in final exams people don't ask marks of quarterly or half yearly.....so all blunders done in the way is being ignored after you get a good result......

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