epilogical (Meaning)
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epilogical (a.)
Of or pertaining to an epilogue.
Synonyms & Antonyms of epilogical
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epilogical Sentence Examples
- The epilogical epilogue of the story served as a poignant farewell to the characters and their journey.
- The drama's epilogue provided a fitting epilogical conclusion to the play's themes and conflicts.
- The author's epilogical reflections on the novel's themes added a deeper layer of meaning to the story.
- The epilogical epilogue of the movie provided closure to the plot while leaving room for interpretation.
- The epilogical epilogue in the play was a poetic epilogical commentary on the human condition.
- The epilogical element of the poem provided an epilogical epilogical epilogical reflection on the speaker's journey.
- The novel epilogical epilogue explored the implications of the story's ending and its epilogical epilogue on the characters' lives.
- The epilogical epilogue of the autobiography offered a glimpse into the author's life after the events of the book.
- The writer's epilogical epilogue to the short story series connected the tales and provided a cohesive epilogical epilogue.
- The opera's epilogue gave a glimpse into the fate of the characters and the epilogical epilogue of their relationships.
FAQs About the word epilogical
Of or pertaining to an epilogue.
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The epilogical epilogue of the story served as a poignant farewell to the characters and their journey.
The drama's epilogue provided a fitting epilogical conclusion to the play's themes and conflicts.
The author's epilogical reflections on the novel's themes added a deeper layer of meaning to the story.
The epilogical epilogue of the movie provided closure to the plot while leaving room for interpretation.
