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Addendum   /ədˈɛdəm/   Listen
Addendum

noun
(pl. addenda)
1.
Textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end.  Synonyms: postscript, supplement.





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"Addendum" Quotes from Famous Books



... Fielding. In all four cases the pupil surpassed the master,—if haply Tieck and Hoffmann can be considered as even remotely the masters of Hawthorne and Poe. When Coleridge was told that Klopstock was the German Milton, he assented with the dry addendum, "A very German Milton." So is Hoffmann a very German Poe, and Tieck a very German Hawthorne. Of a truth, both Poe and Hawthorne are as American as any one can be. If the adjective American has any meaning ...
— Lippincott's Magazine, October 1885 • Various
... either to overhear or interrupt the foregoing conversation, had fortunately chosen the former alternative. And here, perchance, should the story end, for the after-history of Joachim Murat is a tragical addendum to ...
— Romance of Roman Villas - (The Renaissance) • Elizabeth W. (Elizbeth Williams) Champney


Words linked to "Addendum" :   matter, sequel, back matter, end matter, appendix, continuation


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