Pronunciation: /swɑn sɔŋ/
noun A person's final performance or accomplishment before retirement or death; a final act or appearance
A1 The singer performed her swan song at the final concert of the tour.
A2 The retiring CEO's swan song was a heartfelt speech to the company.
B1 The artist's latest album is being hailed as her swan song before retiring from the music industry.
B2 The legendary athlete's swan song performance at the championship game brought tears to the eyes of fans.
C1 The actor's swan song on Broadway received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike.
C2 The author's final novel is considered her swan song, showcasing her mastery of storytelling.
formal The renowned pianist played his swan song at the grand concert hall before retiring.
informal The band's final performance was definitely their swan song.
slang After that disastrous presentation, I think it's safe to say that was her swan song.
figurative The old building's demolition was like a swan song for the neighborhood's history.
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