Pronounced: you-NIH-vuh-kuhl, adj
Notes: Our word reminds me of “equivocal”, but is this a coincidence?
Yesterday’s word
The word outro is “the concluding part of a piece of music, program, etc”
First usage
Our word came into English in the 1960s
Background / Comments
Musical pieces have an introduction (also called an “intro”). Someone apparently thought that the ending out to also have a word, so “outro” was coined for the ending.
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