exode
ˈɛksəʊd
Definition

Definition of exode - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
dramaRarefinal chorus or catastrophe in Ancient Greek dramaRare
  • The play concluded with an exode that left the audience in awe.
catastrophe conclusion finale
2.
migrationDatedmass departure of peopleDated
  • The war prompted an exode from the city..
exodus
3.
theaterRarecomic afterpiece in Ancient Roman theaterRare
  • The exode provided comic relief after the intense tragedy.
afterpiece farce interlude
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Origin of exode

Latin, exodus (departure)

Examples of exode in a sentence

  • Scholars often debate the significance of the exode.
  • The famine caused an exode to neighboring countries.
  • An exode of refugees overwhelmed the small town.
  • The audience laughed heartily during the exode.
  • An exode was performed to lighten the mood.

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  1. French:exode, migration massive, ...
  2. German:Exode, Exodus, ...
  3. Italian:esodo, pezzo comico finale, ...
  4. Spanish:éxodo, migración masiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:êxodo, fuga em massa, ...
  6. Chinese:尾声, 大规模迁徙, ...
  7. Japanese:エクソード, 大移動, ...
  8. Arabic:الجَوْقَة الخِتَامِيَّة, نُزُوح جَمَاعِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶקְסוֹדוֹס, הֲגִירָה, ...
  10. Russian:финальный хор, массовый отъезд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ексод, масовий від'їзд, ...
  12. Hindi:एक्सोड, पलायन, ...
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