afterword
afterword
Definition
after·word (-wʉrd′)
noun
an epilogue, often one consisting of a critical or interpretive commentary by someone other than the author
afterword
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- write: It is ' recent ' , tho, insofar as the paper has just been published, along with an afterword written in 1996.
- include: The book is illustrated with 12 pages of photographs and includes an Afterword which describes the genesis of the project.
- provide: The last word goes to Marta Straznicky, who provides a brief afterword that teachers of early modern texts will want to read.
- feature: This updated edition features a new afterword, placing the book in our moment.
Adjective modifier
- new: This updated edition features a new afterword, placing the book in our moment.
- brief: The last word goes to Marta Straznicky, who provides a brief afterword that teachers of early modern texts will want to read.
- critical: We often see books with a complimentary forward, but this is the only example I know of with a critical afterword.
Preposition: by
- author: Here -- revised and updated, with a new afterword by the authors -- is the straight-talking book that started it all.
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