afterword
/ˈæftəwɜːrd/Definitions
1. noun
a section at the end of a book, especially a novel, that provides additional information about the story, the author’s intentions, or other related topics.
“The author’s afterword provided a deeper understanding of the novel’s themes.”
2. noun
a section at the end of a speech, lecture, or presentation that summarizes the main points, provides additional information, or concludes with a final thought.
“The speaker’s afterword was a powerful call to action that left the audience inspired.”
3. adverb
happening or done after something else, especially a main event or action.
“She worked late afterword to meet the deadline.”