outroductory

English

Etymology

Blend of out +‎ introductory, after outro.

Adjective

outroductory (comparative more outroductory, superlative most outroductory)

1. (rare) Related or referring to an outro or closing section.

   Coordinate term: introductory

   • 1996 December 16, Ante Senjanovic, “Rule no. 6: There is NO rule no. 6!”, in alt.rock-n-roll.metal.oldschool‎^[1] (Usenet):

     This has been my introductory, and at the same time outroductory message to this NG, I'm going home for holidays.

   • 2021 April, Marink Hendricus Marinus Reedijk, “Teach me how to dance with you”: A phenomenological exploration to improve my own (football) coaching‎^[2] (thesis), Cardiff: Cardiff Metropolitan University, page 4:

     Thereafter, Chapter 5 will be about presentation of the conclusion followed by an ‘outroductory vignette’ where a long dance will be properly ended.

   • 2023 May 11, Alexander Hagen, Which contents and empiricism from Shared Mobility Hub projects, as well as formats for sharing them, are relevant for the development of a digital learning platform? (bachelor thesis), Hamburg: University of Applied Sciences Hamburg, →DOI, page 35:

     The RS was then finished and to inform the participant of this and to thank them again, an outroductory text was shown (Figure 35).

Related terms

• outroduction

 

Translations

referring to a closing section or a part of it

• Greek: εξόδιος (el) (exódios), εξοδικός (exodikós)