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exaugural
adjective
ex·au·gu·ral
\(ˈ)ek¦sȯgyərəl, ÷-gər-\
Definition of exaugural
: occurring at the close of a term of office —opposed to inaugural an exaugural message
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Origin and Etymology of exaugural
1ex- + -augural (as in inaugural)
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