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She narrates the story with the wisdom of an older woman looking back on life.narrates = writes or tells (a story)
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She avoided eye contact as she narrated the story of how she ended up in prison.narrated = told (a story)
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Oprah Winfrey narrated the U.S. release of the documentary series Life.narrated = was the voice that told the story while tying the scenes of the documentary together
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I loved Peter Faulk's narration of the movie The Princess Bride.narration = the process of telling a story (in this case the non-dialogue words in the movie that are directed to the audience)
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AIA is about this girl named Anna (who narrates the story) and her one-eyed mom, who is a professional gardener obsessed with tulips, and they have a normal lower-middleclass life in a little central California town until Anna gets this rare blood cancer. (source)narrates = tells (a story)
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He was very happy because he thought if I could remember and narrate such detail then my memory must be fine.† (source)narrate = tell (a story)
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My life was narrated for me by others.† (source)narrated = told (a story)
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A recorded narration began.† (source)narration = the act, process, or instance of telling a storystandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Gavril, of course, was in a corner, speaking into a camera, narrating the events as they happened.† (source)narrating = telling (a story)
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Morrie would walk that final bridge between life and death, and narrate the trip.† (source)narrate = tell (a story)
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He narrates what he sees: a portcullis, defensive walls called ramparts, granite mansions, a steeple above rooftops.† (source)narrates = tells (a story)
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But since these narrations cannot be made public without great difficulty, owing to the obligation an editor is under not to deal unexpectedly with matters that are not virginibus puerisque, the chances are heavily in favor of the Censor escaping all remonstrance.† (source)narrations = instances of telling a storystandard suffix: The suffix "-tions", converts a verb into a plural noun that denotes results of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in actions, illustrations, and observations.
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As they walked, Janson narrated the journey as if he were a tour guide.† (source)narrated = told (a story)
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She saw file footage of a jewelry store she didn't recognize, its redbrick exterior surrounded by police and yellow tape, accompanied by the newscaster's somber narration of events.† (source)narration = the act, process, or instance of telling a story
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I was narrating the part on the horrors of the old China.† (source)narrating = telling (a story)
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Have me narrate the most painful part.† (source)narrate = tell (a story)
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