Commentaries
Tales and commentaries are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tales" instead a noun "Commentaries".
Tales
Commentaries and tales are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commentaries" instead a noun "Tales".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- relations and commentaries
- relations and tales
- features and commentaries
- features and tales
- details and commentaries
- details and tales
- figures and commentaries
- figures and tales
- narration and commentaries
- narration and tales
- notes and commentaries
- notes and tales
- marks and commentaries
- marks and tales
Both words in one sentence
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Disneyfication: Spoofed: In one of Dumbledore's commentaries he describes how a Beatrix Bloxam republished Beedle's tales, taking them to ridiculous heights of Tasting Like Diabetes - her wizarding card in one of the video games even says her book was banned for inducing vomiting.
- Rowling's The Tales of Beedle the Bard, where in his commentaries on the tales, Albus Dumbledore reveals that a witch named Beatrix Bloxam some centuries ago tried to bowdlerise the eponymous tales to make them more supposedly "child-friendly".
Source: Bowdlerise / Literature
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