epilogue
noun
a usually short section appended to the conclusion of a book or film.
epilog
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a variation of
epilogue.
Example Sentences
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New England Patriots: In the epilog to his Facebook series “Tom vs. Time,” quarterback Tom Brady talked about ways he’s grown weary of football the past few years.
From Reuters ● Sep. 5, 2018
Last week, in Chicago, the answer to this question, the epilog to this book, was, to all appearances, written for good.
From Time Magazine Archive
A New York blackmail racket leads to an unsolved death, until a newly appointed commissioner makes an epilog solution.
From Time Magazine Archive
On came the voice of the announcer, reverent and tender, as if speaking the epilog of a sad and stirring drama: "And so, quiet falls over the study in Topeka, Kansas."
From Time Magazine Archive
The play is complete in itself and perfectly charming, nevertheless I ventured to add an epilog.
From Dr. Hardhack's Prescription A Play for Children in Four Acts by Katharine McDowell Rice
