Pronunciation: /poʊstˌskrɪpt/
noun an additional remark at the end of a letter, after the signature
A1 I added a postscript to my letter to include a final thought.
A2 In the postscript of the book, the author shares some personal anecdotes.
B1 The postscript at the end of the email contained important information about the upcoming meeting.
B2 She always includes a postscript in her letters with updates on her travels.
C1 The postscript in the contract clarified some of the terms that were previously unclear.
C2 The postscript of the speech added a powerful message that resonated with the audience.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a postscript
A1 I added a postscript note at the end of my letter.
A2 The postscript message was a friendly reminder to RSVP.
B1 The postscript paragraph contained additional information about the event.
B2 Her postscript comment provided insight into the situation.
C1 The postscript annotation clarified the main point of the article.
C2 The postscript section elaborated on the author's personal experiences.
formal The author added a postscript to the letter to clarify a few key points.
informal Oh, by the way, there's a postscript at the end of the email with some extra details.
slang I totally forgot to mention in the postscript that we're meeting at 7 instead of 6.
figurative As a postscript to our conversation, I wanted to say how much I appreciate your support.
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