Commentary and Regard

Commentary

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

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

Regard noun - A feeling of great approval and liking.

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Commentary and regard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commentary" instead a noun "Regard".

good	good commentary	good regard
special	special commentary	special regard
particular	particular commentary	particular regard
similar	similar commentary	similar regard
Other adjectives: usual, deep, actual, real, little, personal, traditional, general, less.

Insufferable Genius: The other members came to regard Byrne as this, and on the DVD commentary for Stop Making Sense he admitted that there was some justice to it (see Control Freak, above.) Intercourse with You: "Making Flippy-Floppy".

Source: Music / Talking Heads
Political commentary written in symbolically apocalyptic form was popular in the late 1st and early 2nd centuries, and contemporary scholarship tends to regard it as an allegory for the reign of Nero.

Source: What Do You Mean, It Wasn't Made on Drugs?
While we're on the subject of Tim Roth's audio commentary, the absence of visible external genitalia only gets a passing mention when compared to Roth's complaints towards Abomination's anatomy and the lack thereof, with regard to the ears.

Source: Barbie Doll Anatomy

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