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Meanings of dénouement in anglès
Resolution of the action or solution to the problem presented in a narrative work.
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Examples for "denouement"
Examples for "denouement"
1
The denouement of the drama at once grew up before my eyes.
2
However, this was not some sort of denouement from his usually-abrasive stance.
3
The denouement came in a way of which I had no prescience.
4
Like a whodunnit where the denouement is that it was natural causes.
5
Yes, madame, a romance the denouement of which is in your hands.
Usage of dénouement in anglès
1
In the last act the drama hurries on to the tragic dénouement.
2
It was now that the pair began to muse on the dénouement.
3
I even have a dénouement scene in a library at the end.
4
It is at this stage of the story that the inevitable dénouement occurred.
5
The delay made me a witness rather than an actor in the dénouement.
6
This dramatic dénouement caused much laughter and excitement amongst the spectators.
7
All remain silent, for this possible dénouement sets them to thinking.
8
Where was the dénouement on which she had builded so fondly?
9
Why should I defer a dénouement that will rejoice them all?
10
The movement of the drama is good, and the dénouement arranged with considerable skill.
11
And in the dénouement the solution is only half implied.
12
I had not seen the beginning of it, but I soon witnessed the dénouement.
13
The dénouement now hastens, and Lohengrin disappears, to the accompaniment of the Grail motive.
14
A hilarious photoshopped dénouement to a week of synthetic outrage.
15
The spectators were waiting for the dénouement with bickering patience.
16
A second attempt, also from Hesse, had a tragic dénouement.
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