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What is the opposite of an overture?

It's tricky to pinpoint a single opposite for "overture" because the word has multiple meanings:

In music:

* An overture is an instrumental piece introducing an opera, ballet, or other dramatic work. There isn't a specific term for an ending piece, though "finale" or "closing piece" could be used.

In general:

* An overture is an introductory act, proposal, or offer. In this sense, the opposite could be:

* Closure: The final act, ending, or decision.

* Refusal: A rejection of the proposal or offer.

* Withdrawal: Taking back the overture or proposal.

It depends on the context! If you could tell me more about how "overture" is being used, I might be able to offer a more specific opposite.

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