Definition
Definition of exode - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
dramaRare final chorus or catastrophe in Ancient Greek dramaRare
- The play concluded with an exode that left the audience in awe.
2.
migrationDated mass departure of peopleDated
- The war prompted an exode from the city..
3.
theaterRare comic afterpiece in Ancient Roman theaterRare
- The exode provided comic relief after the intense tragedy.
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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- French:exode, migration massive, ...
- German:Exode, Exodus, ...
- Italian:esodo, pezzo comico finale, ...
- Spanish:éxodo, migración masiva, ...
- Portuguese:êxodo, fuga em massa, ...
- Chinese:尾声, 大规模迁徙, ...
- Japanese:エクソード, 大移動, ...
- Arabic:الجَوْقَة الخِتَامِيَّة, نُزُوح جَمَاعِي, ...
- Hebrew:אֶקְסוֹדוֹס, הֲגִירָה, ...
- Russian:финальный хор, массовый отъезд, ...
- Ukrainian:ексод, масовий від'їзд, ...
- Hindi:एक्सोड, पलायन, ...
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