postlude (Meaning)

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postlude (n)

a voluntary played at the end of a religious service

No weak antonyms found.

The majestic postlude brought the concert to a resounding conclusion.
The organist's intricate postlude left the audience spellbound.
The serene postlude created a sense of tranquility after the emotional climax.
The composer arranged the postlude to evoke a feeling of hope and optimism.
The cheerful postlude accompanied the recessional, sending the bride and groom into their new lives with joy.
The melancholic postlude served as a poignant tribute to the departed loved one.
The virtuoso postlude showcased the organist's exceptional technical skill.
The improvisational postlude allowed the musicians to express their creativity freely.
The experimental postlude challenged traditional notions of classical music.
The audience demanded an encore of the exhilarating postlude that left them on the edge of their seats.

a voluntary played at the end of a religious service

coda, epilog, appendix, finale, epilogue, postscript, codicil, ending,accompaniment, addendum

preface, foreword, preface, prologue, foreword, prologue,introduction, introduction,prolog, prolog

The majestic postlude brought the concert to a resounding conclusion.

The organist's intricate postlude left the audience spellbound.

The serene postlude created a sense of tranquility after the emotional climax.

The composer arranged the postlude to evoke a feeling of hope and optimism.