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Meanings of epilogue in English
Usage of epilogue in English
1
All went well; Vivian wrote a pathetic prologue and a witty epilogue.
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There could be no more of resolute finality in this chill epilogue.
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I only had a few pages of the epilogue left to dictate.
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In the epilogue the spectators were asked: How do you like her?
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The epilogue is old Cibber's; but corrected, though not enough, by Francis.
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Brad's life was to be the epilogue to generations of cumulative success.
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And now comes the epilogue-Betterbe kind and human than be king!
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The epilogue goes: Rector Owl disappeared and was not seen for several years.
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The following lines occur in the epilogue to the same play:
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To me earthly life is the drama; to him it is the epilogue.
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Verse 9 closes the chapter and the book with a kind of epilogue.
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His epilogue lists the changes he'd introduce were he ever appointed justice secretary.
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Steroids are, without a doubt, the principal character in Burns' sweeping Baseball epilogue.
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This epilogue was spoken by Mrs. Bulkley in the character of Miss Hardcastle.
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In the epilogue, the whole of which cannot be given, Mrs.
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THE preface to a book serves the double purpose of prologue and epilogue.
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