Offer
Offer noun - An effort to do or accomplish something.
Resolution and offer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Resolution" instead a noun "Offer".
Resolution
Resolution noun - A position arrived at after consideration.
Offer and resolution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Offer" instead a noun "Resolution".
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- Maybe Ever After is the subtrope of No Romantic Resolution, which may offer less resolution or may otherwise lack the hint-of-a-positive-ending that characterizes Maybe Ever After.
Source: Maybe Ever After -
One of the early films of the so-called "American new wave" that flourished in the early 1970s, it featured flawed and often unsympathetic characters, idiosyncratic dialogue, and an ending that did not offer any conventional resolution.
Source: Film / Five Easy Pieces -
After the situation at hand reaches its resolution, an off-screen narrator (or sometimes, on-screen host, invariably a clergyman) will review a given situation, offer appropriate commentary and give a brief Scripture reading to recap the lesson of the day.
Source: And Knowing Is Half the Battle
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