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The Britannica Dictionary voilà 1 ENTRIES FOUND:

• voilà (interjection)

voilà interjection or voila /vwɑˈlɑː/ voilà interjection or voila /vwɑˈlɑː/ Britannica Dictionary definition of VOILÀ — used when something is being presented or shown to someone

• “Voilà!” said the magician as he pulled a rabbit from the hat.
• Add a little oil and vinegar to the lettuce, and voilà—you have an easy salad.

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