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Definition of narration
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Narration
(n.) That which is
related;
the
relation
in words or
writing
of the
particulars
of any
transaction
or
event,
or of any
series
of
transactions
or
events;
story;
history..
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Enarration
::
Enarration
(n.) A
detailed
exposition;
relation.
File
::
File (n.)
Course
of
thought;
thread
of
narration.
Historiette
::
Historiette
(n.)
Historical
narration
on a small
scale;
a brief
recital;
a
story.
Narration
::
Narration
(n.) The act of
telling
or
relating
the
particulars
of an
event;
rehearsal;
recital.
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) That part of the
process
in which the
plaintiff
sets forth in order and at large his cause of
complaint;
the
narration
of the
plaintiff's
case
containing
the
count,
or
counts.
See
Count,
n., 3..
True
::
True (n.)
Conformable
to fact; in
accordance
with the
actual
state of
things;
correct;
not
false,
erroneous,
inaccurate,
or the like; as, a true
relation
or
narration;
a true
history;
a
declaration
is true when it
states
the
facts..
Inaccurate
::
Inaccurate
(a.) Not
accurate;
not
according
to
truth;
inexact;
incorrect;
erroneous;
as, in
inaccurate
man,
narration,
copy,
judgment,
calculation,
etc..
Parusia
::
Parusia
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
by which the
present
tense is used
instead
of the past or the
future,
as in the
animated
narration
of past, or in the
prediction
of
future,
events..
Recital
::
Recital
(n.) A
telling
in
detail
and due order of the
particulars
of
anything,
as of a law, an
adventure,
or a
series
of
events;
narration..
Recital
::
Recital
(n.) That which is
recited;
a
story;
a
narration.
Fable
::
Fable (n.) A
Feigned
story or tale,
intended
to
instruct
or
amuse;
a
fictitious
narration
intended
to
enforce
some
useful
truth or
precept;
an
apologue.
See the Note under
Apologue..
Narration
::
Narration
(n.) That which is
related;
the
relation
in words or
writing
of the
particulars
of any
transaction
or
event,
or of any
series
of
transactions
or
events;
story;
history..
Misrelation
::
Misrelation
(n.)
Erroneous
relation
or
narration.
Narrative
::
Narrative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
narration;
relating
to the
particulars
of an event or
transaction.
Reminiscence
::
Reminiscence
(n.) That which is
remembered,
or
recalled
to mind; a
statement
or
narration
of
remembered
experience;
a
recollection;
as,
pleasing
or
painful
reminiscences..
Dilate
::
Dilate
(v. i.) To speak
largely
and
copiously;
to dwell in
narration;
to
enlarge;
-- with on or upon.
Inconsistency
::
Inconsistency
(n.)
Absurdity
in
argument
ore
narration;
incoherence
or
irreconcilability
in the parts of a
statement,
argument,
or
narration;
that which is
inconsistent..
Descriptive
::
Descriptive
(a.)
Tending
to
describe;
having
the
quality
of
representing;
containing
description;
as, a
descriptive
figure;
a
descriptive
phrase;
a
descriptive
narration;
a story
descriptive
of the age..
Story
::
Story (n.) A
narration
or
recital
of that which has
occurred;
a
description
of past
events;
a
history;
a
statement;
a
record.
Return
::
Return
(v. i.) To go back in
thought,
narration,
or
argument..
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