postscript
ˈpoʊstˌskrɪpt
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Definition of postscript - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
letteradditional note after a letter's signature
  • She added a postscript to her letter.
addition appendix supplement
2.
writingtext added at the end of a publication
  • The article had a postscript with recent updates.
addendum afterword appendix
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Origin of postscript

Latin, post (after) + scriptum (written)

Terms with postscript included in their meaning

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EPSabbr.
abr: Encapsulated PostScript
file format for graphics and images
p.p.s.abbr.
abr: post-postscript
extra note added after a postscript in a letter
post.abbr.
abr: postscript
added after the main letter
writing
further remark after a postscript

Examples of postscript in a sentence

  • The postscript revealed her true feelings.
  • The book's postscript included a heartfelt message from the author.
  • In the postscript, she thanked her mentors and supporters.

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  1. French:post-scriptum, ...
  2. German:Postskriptum, Nachschrift, ...
  3. Italian:post scriptum, ...
  4. Spanish:posdata, postdata, ...
  5. Portuguese:pós-escrito, posfácio, ...
  6. Chinese:附言, ...
  7. Japanese:追伸, 追記, ...
  8. Arabic:تَذْيِيل, مُلْحَق, ...
  9. Hebrew:נ.ב., תּוֹסֶפֶת אַחֲרִית, ...
  10. Russian:постскриптум, ...
  11. Ukrainian:постскриптум, післямова, ...
  12. Hindi:पुनश्च, पश्चलेख, ...
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