Definition
Definition of postlude - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
conclusionTECH. final or concluding piece or movementTECH.
- The symphony ended with a powerful postlude.
2.
literatureRare concluding passage in a text or speechRare
- The book's postlude provided closure to the story.
3.
musicTECH. final music piece played at a serviceTECH.
- The organist played a beautiful postlude after the service.
Origin of postlude
Latin, post- (after) + ludus (play)
Examples of postlude in a sentence
The novel's postlude tied up all the loose ends. The postlude of the speech left the audience in awe. His novel's postlude tied up all the loose ends. The postlude echoed through the empty church. Everyone stayed to listen to the postlude.
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- French:postlude, épilogue, ...
- German:Nachspiel, Nachwort, ...
- Italian:postludio, conclusione, ...
- Spanish:postludio, epílogo, ...
- Portuguese:postlúdio, posfácio, ...
- Chinese:尾声, 后记, ...
- Japanese:後奏曲, 後書き, ...
- Arabic:خاتِمَة, فقرة ختامية, ...
- Hebrew:פוֹסְטְלוּד, אַפִּילוֹג, ...
- Russian:постлюдия, эпилог, ...
- Ukrainian:постлюдія, післямова, ...
- Hindi:अंतिम संगीत, समापन खंड, ...
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