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Meanings of outro in English

Term refering to a sequence of graphics and music presented to the player as a reward for successful completion of the entire game.

Literary device.

Usage of outro in English
1
Carter made the confession in a spoken word outro on the track.
Ebony
2
The measured, incisive solo on the outro is the first of many.
The Irish Times
3
The songs are sophisticated, every intro and outro, build and breakdown well-judged.
The Guardian
4
Brad says one of his favourite moments in the song is the outro.
Radio NZ
5
Maybe the chorus is the main course, the verse the starter, and the outro dessert.
The Guardian
6
Each set of 20 game levels will be wrapped with a cartoon intro and outro.
Wired
7
The song swings between grim electronics and an outro that sees the band at their most anthemic.
Radio NZ
8
Snagging the "ice cube" off the left heel hook in crux two, before the power-endurance outro.
Climbing Magazine
9
It is known for its long guitar outro featuring Don Felder and Joe Walsh, and complex lyrics sung by Don Henley.
Reuters
10
Yet it's overlaid with a brooding bass part that makes the song sound like one long outro almost from the opening notes.
The Irish Times
11
On the power-endurance outro capping the end of the 22-move crux, making the move off the left gaston into the finger slot.
Climbing Magazine
12
Did you finally make it through the crux of your 40-meter project but know you must keep it together for the moderate outro climbing?
Climbing Magazine
13
I'm a big fan of extended outros and this one is a goodie.
Radio NZ
14
Big UP actually filmed all the intros and outros for that episode of the show.
Climbing Magazine
15
They have also spawned a tribute act, the Gonzo "Dog-Do" Bar Band, and an animated version of The Intro and the Outro
The Guardian
16
Carter made the confession in a spoken word outro on the track.
Ebony
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Outro through the time