exeunt
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 46
i. [Lat. 3d per. pl. pr. indic. of exeo to go out: ex =out and eo to go.] Lit.: They go out: a word used in dramatic literature to expre the retiring of actors from the stage. exeunt omnes, phr . [Lat. they all go out.] A phrase used to expre that all the actors retire from the stage at the same time. ěx fa-çi-ě (or çi as shi), phr. [Lat.] From the face of; applied to what appears on the face of a document or writing.
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