The phrase 'The End is Nigh' derives from a man who could often be seen walking up and down London's Oxford Street wearing a sandwich board bearing the phrase. The meaning was purely religious - he was warning of the 'impending' Christian vision of Apocalypse - but the phrase has since entered the popular consciousness as a slightly derogatory term for someone or something warning of impending doom.
It can mean that something is near: as in "the end is nigh"
I think this is how you use nigh in a sentence: "It was a cold evening but morning was nigh." Hope this helps!!
high, nigh, sigh, weigh
Sigh, nigh, flight , thigh, fight. That all I know
ninth, neath, nigh, neigh, north,
Alice Nigh's birth name is Alice Elizabeth Nigh.
Craig Nigh's birth name is Craig Alan Nigh.
Jane Nigh's birth name is Bonnie Lenora Nigh.
Paul Nigh's birth name is Paul Raymond Nigh.
Nigh = Near/Close
Rage, rage against the dying of the light
The storm clouds gathered nigh, signaling the arrival of a heavy downpour.