Diction and Line

Diction

Diction noun - The clear and accurate pronunciation of words especially in public speaking.
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Synonyms for Diction

Line and diction are semantically related. in articulation topic. In some cases you can use "Line" instead a noun "Diction".

Nearby Words: dictionary, dictation

Line

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

Diction and line are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Diction" with "Line", this nouns are similar.

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

How words are described

good good diction good line
best best diction best line
perfect perfect diction perfect line
bad bad diction bad line
Other adjectives: defensive.

Both words in one sentence

  • In case you haven't noticed, virtually every line by Alan Rickman as Severus Snape is done in this style of diction.
  • Series / Sherlock It seems he's not even paying attention to it but then his normally flawless diction breaks down momentarily and he mumbles his next line when Irene says "brainy's the new sexy" (John's reaction emphasises how out of character this is).
  • Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic: At the cost of some readability, this trope is averted throughout the entire play, most notably in that a good twenty percent of the lines is repetition of the exact previous line, for clarity or otherwise.
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