denouement's Usage Examples:

specifically its use of "interstitial moments:" "The establishing shots and denouements of his compositions are here turned into the raw material for something.

Rajeev Masand criticised the film's predictable denouement, but liked Vidya's ability to act through gestures.

Rhys Hughes reviewed The Garments of Caeans as "a colorful, dandified and frilly epic with poisoned lining and a denouement as abrupt as sharpened.

She also does not suffer from the physical disfigurement described by Laclos in the denouement.

catastrophe, at least with regards to epics, into the unravelling, or denouement, and the finishing, or achievement; the latter of which he makes the result.

inter-service rivalries as a plot device, and a "tendency to telegraph their denouements".

At the denouement, the attack is foiled and Pappenheim explains that Wallenstein simply wants an alliance with Grantville and new teeth from Julie's dentist father.

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave it 4 out of 4 and wrote: Combines improbable melodrama (gored bullfighters, comatose ballerinas) with subtly kinky bedside vigils and sensational denouements, and yet at the end, we are undeniably touched.

Solomon wrote that the group"s sound had matured, providing "instrumental denouements" and "actually interesting" slow-paced songs.

" However he also criticised the denouement of the episode for being "daftly mawkish" and opined that "it’s always impossible to care about CGI characters".

"A Legend of Old Egypt" and Pharaoh show unmistakable kinships in setting, theme and denouement.

The tragic denouement ensues in Act Four.

Synonyms:

resultant, termination, outcome, result, final result,

Antonyms:

question, disagree, fall short of, antecedent, middle,