epilogism
/ɛpɪˈlɒɡɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
the practice of using a series of short, disconnected statements to avoid making a direct statement or admitting a truth
“The politician’s epilogism about the economic crisis left many voters confused and frustrated.”
2. noun
a long speech or essay that is delivered at the end of an event or performance, typically a play
“The epilogism delivered by the playwright after the curtain call was a touching tribute to the actors.”