narrate Synonyms
narrate Meaning
narrate (v)
provide commentary for a film, for example
narrate or give a detailed account of
narrate (v. t.)
To tell, rehearse, or recite, as a story; to relate the particulars of; to go through with in detail, as an incident or transaction; to give an account of.
narrate Sentence Examples
- The elderly gentleman narrated his tales of wartime adventures with vivid detail.
- The playwright masterfully narrated a captivating story that kept the audience enthralled.
- The journalist narrated the unfolding events with objectivity and empathy.
- The historian narrated the rise and fall of civilizations in an engaging and comprehensive manner.
- The documentary film narrated the life of an extraordinary individual, showcasing their struggles and triumphs.
- The teacher narrated a parable to illustrate a moral lesson to her students.
- The narrator's voice guided listeners through the labyrinthine plot of the novel.
- The poet narrated his innermost thoughts and emotions through lyrical verse.
- The autobiography narrated the personal journey of an extraordinary woman who overcame adversity.
- The bard narrated ancient legends and epics, preserving the cultural heritage of his people.
FAQs About the word narrate
provide commentary for a film, for example, narrate or give a detailed account ofTo tell, rehearse, or recite, as a story; to relate the particulars of; to go t
tell,describe, recount, relate, chronicle, voice,report, set forth, rehearse, detail
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The elderly gentleman narrated his tales of wartime adventures with vivid detail.
The playwright masterfully narrated a captivating story that kept the audience enthralled.
The journalist narrated the unfolding events with objectivity and empathy.
The historian narrated the rise and fall of civilizations in an engaging and comprehensive manner.
