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Meanings of narrate in English
Usage of narrate in English
1
And this is what we undertook to narrate in the present chapter.
2
I thought we might use Finnick to intro and narrate the spots.
3
We need not narrate at length the conference between the young men.
4
Of the last years of his life there is little to narrate.
5
Mary knew the Indian legend, and at once proceeded to narrate it.
6
The stories, however, which I have to narrate, describe his better qualities.
7
For this, O Karna, I narrate this instance to thee once more.
8
But I don't pretend to account for things: I only narrate them.
9
We will not narrate what took place in the chamber of the Princess.
10
We cannot narrate here the details of the rebellion in Kashgar.
11
Further comment is unnecessary; and we proceed to narrate the events which followed.
12
In another chapter we will take up the subject, and narrate her adventures.
13
Glory had not much to narrate; her life had been empty.
14
I hastened to our envoy to narrate the event, and abide the issue.
15
It'll narrate you through exercises and practice sessions and graphically represent your progress.
16
To narrate is to create, while to live is merely to be lived.
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Narrate through the time
Narrate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common