excerption (Meaning)
Wordnet
excerption (n)
a passage selected from a larger work
Webster
excerption (n.)
The act of excerpting or selecting.
That which is selected or gleaned; an extract.
Synonyms & Antonyms of excerption
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excerption Sentence Examples
- The excerpt from the novel provided a glimpse into the protagonist's inner thoughts.
- The journalist included an excerpt from the politician's speech in her article.
- Researchers extracted an excerpt from the ancient text for further analysis.
- The teacher read an excerpt from the play aloud to the class.
- The composer incorporated an excerpt from a traditional folk song into his new symphony.
- The museum curator displayed an excerpt from a rare manuscript in the special exhibition.
- The author shared an excerpt from their upcoming book on social media.
- The historian included an excerpt from a primary source in their dissertation.
- The documentary filmmaker used an excerpt from a home movie to illustrate a point.
- The student highlighted an excerpt from the textbook that they found particularly insightful.
FAQs About the word excerption
a passage selected from a larger workThe act of excerpting or selecting., That which is selected or gleaned; an extract.
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The excerpt from the novel provided a glimpse into the protagonist's inner thoughts.
The journalist included an excerpt from the politician's speech in her article.
Researchers extracted an excerpt from the ancient text for further analysis.
The teacher read an excerpt from the play aloud to the class.
