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View usage for: narration in British English (nəˈreɪʃən) noun1. the act or process of narrating 2. a narrated account or story; narrative 3. (in traditional rhetoric) the third step in making a speech, the putting forward of the question narration in American English (næˈreɪʃən; nəˈreɪʃən) noun1. the act or process of narrating; the telling of a story or of happenings 2. a story or account; narrative 3. writing or speaking that narrates, as history, biography, or fiction Derived forms narrational (narˈrational) adjective Word origin ME narracion < OFr < L narratioExamples of 'narration' in a sentencenarration Synonyms of 'narration'storytelling, telling, reading, relation account, explanation, description, recital More Synonyms of narration Synonyms storytelling telling reading relation explanation description Definition a narrated account or story The play is an autobiographical journey with song, dialogue and narration. Additional synonymsDefinition a statement or account that describes someone or something He gave a description of the surgery he was about to perform. Synonyms account, report, explanation, representation, sketch, narrative, portrayal, depiction, narration, characterization, delineationDefinition the reason or reasons why a particular event or situation happened The president has given no explanation for his behaviour. Synonyms reason, meaning, cause, sense, answer, account, excuse, motive, justification, vindication, mitigation, the why and wherefore Definition a narration or description She gave a thrilling recital of her adventures in the Andes. Synonyms account, telling, story, detailing, statement, relation, tale, description, narrative, narration, enumeration, recapitulation - narcotic
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Additional synonymsDefinition an account or narrative Synonyms account, report, story, tale, description, narrative, recital, narration, recountal |