postlude
ˈpoʊstˌlud
Definition

Definition of postlude - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
conclusionTECH.final or concluding piece or movementTECH.
  • The symphony ended with a powerful postlude.
coda finale
2.
literatureRareconcluding passage in a text or speechRare
  • The book's postlude provided closure to the story.
coda conclusion epilogue
3.
musicTECH.final music piece played at a serviceTECH.
  • The organist played a beautiful postlude after the service.
coda conclusion finale
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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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  1. French:postlude, épilogue, ...
  2. German:Nachspiel, Nachwort, ...
  3. Italian:postludio, conclusione, ...
  4. Spanish:postludio, epílogo, ...
  5. Portuguese:postlúdio, posfácio, ...
  6. Chinese:尾声, 后记, ...
  7. Japanese:後奏曲, 後書き, ...
  8. Arabic:خاتِمَة, فقرة ختامية, ...
  9. Hebrew:פוֹסְטְלוּד, אַפִּילוֹג, ...
  10. Russian:постлюдия, эпилог, ...
  11. Ukrainian:постлюдія, післямова, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतिम संगीत, समापन खंड, ...
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