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Definition of headnote in English: headnotenoun ˈhɛdnəʊtˈhɛdˌnoʊt 1A note inserted at the head of an article or document, summarizing or commenting on the content. Example sentencesExamples - She does much the same thing, too, in her brief but lucid headnotes to the varied selections.
- Since I had had my own doubts over ‘London’ I swallowed my scorn and sent off my preliminary selection: ten from Innocence, six from Experience, and three others, with headnotes and annotations on words not every kid might know.
- We can see from this post, that I didn't: I simply read the headnote.
- Wishing to be sensitive to this complexity, I have not imposed uniform terms in my headnotes or introductions.
- In fact, headnotes, sidebars, and chapter introductions do a lot more to separate the good cookbooks from the bad than recipes.
- One sees that very clearly in the headnote at page 408, the first two holdings.
- Salter accounts for most of the music in the first headnote, with only Sherlock Holmes and The Voice of Terror written by Skinner.
- This anthology of documents, along with extensive headnotes, has an ambitious purpose - indeed, more than one.
- In an effort to unify the collection, Hansen provides a headnote to each of the pieces.
- The catchwords in the headnote say it all really.
- It's all footnotes, random thoughts, tiny paragraphs, short sentences, more footnotes, some headnotes, and more random thoughts.
- Forrest-Thomson's ‘Cordelia’ mentions him by name; Tuma's headnotes or footnotes note Prynne's influence on perhaps a dozen others.
- 1.1Law A summary of a decided case prefixed to the case report, setting out the principles behind the decision and an outline of the facts.
Example sentencesExamples - The relevant parts of the decision are, I think, accurately represented by the first two and fourth paragraphs of the headnote as follows.
- I will not quote them verbatim, because they appear to me to be admirably and correctly encapsulated in paragraph 2 of the headnote to the report, which I do quote.
- It is sufficient to quote the summary of the decision which is given in the headnote in these terms.
- The majority decision on the question of the scope of the brokers duty is, I think, well summarised in the headnote to the report.
- The following summary of facts in that case is as they appear in the headnote of the unreported version, pp. 1-2.
Synonyms summary, precis, synopsis, abstract, outline, summarization, summation
Definition of headnote in US English: headnotenounˈhedˌnōtˈhɛdˌnoʊt 1A note inserted at the head of an article, reported law case, or other document, summarizing or commenting on the content. Example sentencesExamples - In an effort to unify the collection, Hansen provides a headnote to each of the pieces.
- Forrest-Thomson's ‘Cordelia’ mentions him by name; Tuma's headnotes or footnotes note Prynne's influence on perhaps a dozen others.
- The catchwords in the headnote say it all really.
- Salter accounts for most of the music in the first headnote, with only Sherlock Holmes and The Voice of Terror written by Skinner.
- It's all footnotes, random thoughts, tiny paragraphs, short sentences, more footnotes, some headnotes, and more random thoughts.
- Wishing to be sensitive to this complexity, I have not imposed uniform terms in my headnotes or introductions.
- This anthology of documents, along with extensive headnotes, has an ambitious purpose - indeed, more than one.
- One sees that very clearly in the headnote at page 408, the first two holdings.
- In fact, headnotes, sidebars, and chapter introductions do a lot more to separate the good cookbooks from the bad than recipes.
- Since I had had my own doubts over ‘London’ I swallowed my scorn and sent off my preliminary selection: ten from Innocence, six from Experience, and three others, with headnotes and annotations on words not every kid might know.
- We can see from this post, that I didn't: I simply read the headnote.
- She does much the same thing, too, in her brief but lucid headnotes to the varied selections.
- 1.1Law A summary of a decided case prefixed to the case report, setting out the principles behind the decision and an outline of the facts.
Example sentencesExamples - The majority decision on the question of the scope of the brokers duty is, I think, well summarised in the headnote to the report.
- The relevant parts of the decision are, I think, accurately represented by the first two and fourth paragraphs of the headnote as follows.
- It is sufficient to quote the summary of the decision which is given in the headnote in these terms.
- The following summary of facts in that case is as they appear in the headnote of the unreported version, pp. 1-2.
- I will not quote them verbatim, because they appear to me to be admirably and correctly encapsulated in paragraph 2 of the headnote to the report, which I do quote.
Synonyms summary, precis, synopsis, abstract, outline, summarization, summation
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