a deus ex machina

(formal)

a way of ending a play or event that seems false and that involves problems being dealt with too easily Shakespeare produces a very unsatisfying deus ex machina in 'The Winter's Tale' when a statue of the queen comes to life.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Lothair	-	History
Lacey	LAY-see	English
Elaheh	-	Persian
Saleh	-	Arabic
Cowal	-	Irish
Eugenio	e-oo-JE-nyo (Italian), e-oo-KHE-nyo (Spanish)	Italian, Spanish