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Meanings of narration in English
Synonyms
Examples for "story"
Examples for "story"
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That was the problem with this story-everyanswer led to another question.
2
Does ownership affect the way a particular paper covers a particular story?
3
The long title story here is a good example of this process.
4
New housing figures out today tell an interesting story, particularly about Auckland.
5
In recent years, the food processing industry has been a success story.
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Business Asia Week Ahead: Can China trade add to the recovery tale?
2
Yet recent surveys suggest a different tale when teenagers become young adults.
3
SEVERAL new appointments bring to the National Theatre much experience and talent.
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The tale gives a good idea of the express business in general.
5
Would you work your idea of a 'Sergeant Cuff' into this tale?
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I shall not continue in detail my narrative of this particular night.
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Politically, the result was that the government lost control of the narrative.
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Design: A narrative synthesis of peer-reviewed studies published after the year 2000.
4
The narrative pivots on the point where power and potential disaster meet.
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In that way, the vote itself never really mattered; the narrative did.
Use of a written or spoken commentary to convey a story to an audience.
Related terms
Usage of narration in English
1
The narration contains others, so it's worth reading the entire short book.
2
There were omissions of importance in the former narration of my life.
3
Despite copious amount of voiceover narration, it's unclear what his intentions are.
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Nine years later Burton re-recorded the play doing the entire narration himself.
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The first method suits broad description and narration, the second detailed description.
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Her listeners had followed her narration with the utmost intensity and absorption.
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What is distinctive in a novel is the use of first-person narration.
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He may be called Ned Martin, for the purposes of this narration.
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The narration of all that had passed was an event to her.
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There being no indirect narration in Sanskrit, such forms cannot be helped.
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The bishop, at the end of this narration, could not help smiling.
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It's presented in storybook style with audio narration, and it's highly interactive.
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This fantastical account is much more readable than the former bare narration.
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Mr. Keene allowed the evening's proceedings to lose nothing in his narration.
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Expect immaculate RP narration, usherettes and lashings of gin fizz and popcorn.
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Both for dialogue and narration the gift is valid, at times superb.
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Translations for narration
Spanish
Russian
Narration through the time
Narration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common