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Outroduction

1) Commonly heard in music, the opposite of an introduction. Namely, something signifying you leaving.

2) Something always done when one leaves.

Slang: Outro
1) Can you play the outroduction do that Green Day song?

2) Hey, do your famous outroduction!
Outroduction by Celeborn March 5, 2005
Words you can keep

Outroduction

The situation in which a person would introduce themselves to another person upon exit.
"Hey, I think I'm heading home for the evening. I've got to get up early."

"Cool, man. I don't think we've officially met. I'm Aaron."

"I'm Steve, thanks for the outroduction. It was nice to meet you."

"Later."
Outroduction by HopeSo August 26, 2009

Outroduction

Outroduction is the last sentence, paragraph or concluding part of your speech or presentation. They are also referred to as 'concluding remarks'. In a speech/presentation, the outset and the conclusion are 2 essentials. It leaves an impact on the audience and makes your speech/presentation eloquent. Essentially another word for closing remark
Final Outroduction
Outroduction by bingbangboozle March 15, 2022

Outroduction

The elongated form of outro, a bit like an introduction but at the other end.
At the end of the show his outroduction played.
Outroduction by I_Cot123 February 16, 2024

OUTTRODUCTION

Friend 1: "Hey man, have you finished the introduction and conclusion?"
Friend 2: "Sorry mate, I what's a conclusion? Do you outtroduction"
Friend 1: "Ah that's right, sorry I forgot to speak intellectual"
Friend 2: "Hahaha, all good. Be thankful I pointed that out or you might end up lonely in life"

Author: And the pair became the closest friends will I get distracted by doing with doing this instead of religion where i liteally wrote outtroduction and instead of conclusion.

outroductory 

Going towards end and close or sooner going to end
Now President Joe Biden's speech is outroductory.
outroductory by Ram Swami December 13, 2021
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