Sample Sentences forrenditiongrouped by contextual meaning (editor-reviewed)
rendition as in: her rendition of the song
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The school choir's rendition of the national anthem gave everyone chills at the basketball game.rendition = performance or interpretation
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I loved the movie's rendition of the book, even though they changed the ending.rendition = adaptation
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During the trial, the witness offered a markedly different rendition of events than what appeared in the police report.rendition = account of events
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The jazz quartet's rendition of "Autumn Leaves" transformed the familiar standard into something hauntingly new.
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Their voices were full of song, culminating in a roaring rendition of "Deutschland über Alles." (source)rendition = performance
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They could've broken out into a gangsta rendition of "Kumbaya" and I wouldn't be any more shocked than I am. "How did you get all of them in here and keep the house in one piece?" Momma asks. (source)rendition = performance that interprets a work of art in a particular way
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Miss Smith highlighted the event with a rendition of Irving Berlin's "White Christmas."† (source)
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It took three more underwater renditions of the egg's song before Harry had it memorized; then he trod water for a while, thinking hard, while Myrtle sat and watched him.† (source)
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The laughing man broke into song, a slurring, off-key rendition of an old Afghan wedding song, delivered with a thick Russian accent:† (source)
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The results were shaky yet recognizable renditions of what she once had done perfectly.† (source)
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Chickie was in the colored band and made a splash in the New Year's talent show with a jazzy version of "Greensleeves," if he recalled, a rendition that verged on bebop.† (source)
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If Rudy wasn't talking about Deutscher's intense ways, he was playing his usual broken record, providing renditions and re-creations of the last goal he scored in the Himmel Street soccer stadium. (source)renditions = his descriptions
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A military surgeon would have admired the clinical fidelity of the artist's rendition of all Christ's wounds-the spear wound, the thorn wounds, the holes that were made by the iron spikes.† (source)
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On this long strip of paper, Hiro glimpses multiple renditions of the important Crip, the guy with the goatee whom Raven was dealing with earlier.† (source)
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About five minutes later she came back, just in time to cut short Jack's rendition of "Hands to Myself."† (source)
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Each looked like the other, each was filled to the center, or almost to the center, with a dense pattern of concentric circles; and yet this delicate tracery contained more sound than one could imagine, exquisite renditions of the happiest inspirations from every domain of the art of music.† (source)
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rendition as in: rendition to the country
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The government faced criticism over its rendition of suspected terrorists to other countries for harsher interrogation.
rendition = extradition (handing a person to another authority)