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post·sea·son

(pōst′sē′zən)
n.
The period after the end of a regular sports season, during which additional games or playoffs are held, especially to determine a champion.

post′sea′son adv. & adj.
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postseason

(pəʊstˈsiːzən)
adj
(General Sporting Terms) of or relating to the period after the end of a regular sporting season
n
(General Sporting Terms) the period after the end of a regular sporting season: home run drought in the postseason.
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