Definition of Prolusion
Prolusion
pro·lu·sion
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(noun)
a section of writing such as an essay, discourse, or article that serves as an introduction to something;
e.g. He wrote the prolusion to his own book, describing how he approached its creation.
(noun)
(old, formal) something that serves as an introduction, opening, or preparatory action, exercise, trial, or event;
e.g. They didn't need any prolusion or practice because they had done it so many times before.
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