excerp (Meaning)
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excerp (a.)
To pick out.
Synonyms & Antonyms of excerp
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excerp Sentence Examples
- The excerpt from the novel gave a glimpse into the protagonist's inner thoughts.
- The reviewer's excerpt from the book focused on the author's writing style.
- The article included a pertinent excerpt from a scientific study.
- The news report featured an excerpt from the politician's speech.
- The teacher provided an excerpt from the play for the students to analyze.
- The museum displayed an excerpt from a handwritten letter by a historical figure.
- The excerpt from the movie trailer piqued the audience's interest.
- The preface of the book contained an excerpt from a related work.
- The historian's research paper included an excerpt from a primary source document.
- The song's lyrics featured an excerpt from a poem.
FAQs About the word excerp
To pick out.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The excerpt from the novel gave a glimpse into the protagonist's inner thoughts.
The reviewer's excerpt from the book focused on the author's writing style.
The article included a pertinent excerpt from a scientific study.
The news report featured an excerpt from the politician's speech.
