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postlude

noun post·lude \ˈpōst-ˌlüd\

Definition of POSTLUDE

1
:  a closing piece of music; especially :  an organ voluntary at the end of a church service
2
:  a closing phase (as of an epoch or a literary work)
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Origin of POSTLUDE

post- + -lude (as in prelude)
First Known Use: 1851

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