Excursus
Excursus noun - A part added at the end of a book or periodical.
Usage example: this biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine contains an interesting excursus on the status of women in the Middle Ages
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Synonyms for Excursus
Follow-up and excursus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Follow-up" instead a noun "Excursus".
Nearby Word: excursion
Follow-up
Follow-up noun - A piece of work that exploits or builds on earlier work.
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Related pairs
- addendum and excursus
- addendum and follow-up
- supplement and excursus
- supplement and follow-up
- conclusion and excursus
- conclusion and follow-up
- review and excursus
- review and follow-up
- finale and excursus
- finale and follow-up
- sequel and excursus
- sequel and follow-up
- ending and excursus
- ending and follow-up
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