epilogue in Irish
epilogue in Irish is iarfhocal — epilogue means a short closing section added after the main story of a book, play, or film, often showing what happened afterward.
epilogue in Irish
iarfhocal
What does "epilogue" mean?
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noun A short closing section added after the main story of a book, play, or film, often showing what happened afterward.
"The epilogue jumps ahead ten years to show what became of the two brothers."
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epilogue in a sentence
- The epilogue jumps ahead ten years to show what became of the two brothers.
- In the play's epilogue, an actor steps forward to address the audience directly.
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What is "epilogue" in Irish?
"epilogue" in Irish is iarfhocal. epilogue means: A short closing section added after the main story of a book, play, or film, often showing what happened afterward.
How do you use "epilogue" in a sentence?
Example: "The epilogue jumps ahead ten years to show what became of the two brothers." In Irish, "epilogue" is iarfhocal.
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