denouement

Preposition: of

• story: The denouement of the story is, ahem, the Chelsea Flower Show!
• film: And that's obviously what the denouement of the film is about.

Possessives

• story: There are, I think, a number of problems with the story's denouement.
• book: This skill becomes important at the book's denouement which, it must be said, is not wholly convincing.

Converse of object

• provide: Typically Wilson provides a denouement that is truly strange and unexpected.
• reach: Janey challenges her mother for the attentions of Cady until the struggle for control reaches a tragic denouement.
• have: Unusually, the play has yet another denouement; perhaps more important than the revelation of Cassie's affair with Michael.
• see: Surely you want to see the denouement of Wayne Rooney's Foot?
• horrify: In this horrifying denouement resulting from the clash of multiple perspectives, the audience confronts the dead, wounded, and defiant.
• reveal: I've been asked not to reveal the final denouement but this tense thriller will keep you guessing right to the end.

Adjective modifier

• tragic: Janey challenges her mother for the attentions of Cady until the struggle for control reaches a tragic denouement.
• final: With the shares beating a swift passage south, the final denouement started at a board meeting on August 12.
• shocking: Be prepared for blood curdling shrieks and shocking denouements.
• dramatic: There are many twists and turns and a dramatic denouement at the end.
• unexpected: To how many questions did this unexpected denouement give rise?
• grand: But they stopped it before the grand denouement, before George fed his amazing concoction to his granny.

Modifies a noun

• profile: Lastly, this 'gestalt overview ' or VLE denouement profile is compared to a set of theoretical design principles.