Commentary and Lesson

Commentary

Commentary noun - A series of explanations or observations on something (as an event).

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Lesson and commentary are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lesson" instead a noun "Commentary".

Lesson noun - Something assigned to be read or studied.

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Commentary and lesson are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commentary" instead a noun "Lesson".

Nearby Words: lessoning, lessoned

good	good commentary	good lesson
best	best commentary	best lesson
particular	particular commentary	particular lesson
similar	similar commentary	similar lesson
Other adjectives: brief, original, actual, entire, real, little, personal, moral, new, hidden, bizarre, recent.

The fact that he literally learned the same lesson at least 7 times was made fun of in the DVD commentary.

Source: Spoof Aesop
In the commentary on the 2009 DVD release, John Cleese believes the American guest was in the right, and he wanted the lesson of the episode to be that sometimes you should complain in order to get things to change.

Source: Eagleland
Come season two, it's obvious she hasn't learned her lesson as she's back at insulting the contestants family members (Pretty and Punk's Mothers and Sistersnote Via commentary in Punk's case, and Buddha's father).

Source: Series / I Love New York

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