Chapter and Line

Chapter

Chapter noun - A local unit of an organization.

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Line and chapter are semantically related in excerpt topic. In some cases you can use "Line" instead a noun "Chapter".

Nearby Words: chap, chaptering, chaptered

Line noun - A series of persons or things arranged one behind another.

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Chapter and line are semantically related in excerpt topic. Sometimes you can use "Chapter" instead a noun "Line".

Nearby Words: lined, linear, lineup, lineage, lineal

good	good chapter	good line
full	full chapter	full line
long	long chapter	long line
particular	particular chapter	particular line
Other adjectives: short, following, certain, current, original, actual, entire, infamous, main, famous, final, yellow, next, last, ending, different, earlier, previous.

Similarly, there's a later chapter consisting of Cash's two-line winding thought that the coffin wasn't balanced properly, ending as suddenly as it begins as he realizes no one is "listening" to him.

Source: One-Paragraph Chapter
One line in that chapter where Ben gets molested is commonly thought to be silly, the "big, strong Jedi Knights" line.

Source: Radar / Literature
An epigraph is the quotation of a line, excerpt or poetry done at the beginning or (more rarely) at the ending of a work, segment or chapter.

Source: Epigraph

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