Exposition and Lecture

Exposition

Exposition noun - A public showing of objects of interest.

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Lecture and exposition are semantically related In some cases you can use "Lecture" instead a noun "Exposition".

Lecture noun - A speech that is open to the public.

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Exposition and lecture are semantically related in talk topic. Sometimes you can use "Exposition" instead a noun "Lecture".

good	good exposition	good lecture
full	full exposition	full lecture
long	long exposition	long lecture
detailed	detailed exposition	detailed lecture
Other adjectives: particular, usual, brief, short, direct, helpful, serious, little, quick, minor, boring, redundant, last, lengthy, philosophical.

Lecture as Exposition: The grammar lesson from Mentor Graham that opens the play uses a pro-Union speech from Daniel Webster as material, and thus explains the controversy over the idea of succession.

Source: Theatre / Abe Lincoln in Illinois
Lecture as Exposition: Chapter 5.5, a primer on evolution and race relations in this alternate reality.

Source: Manga / A Centaur's Life
Exposition Diagram: Pentuer makes his out of pebbles, beans, water, grass and sand, and enlists help of some younger priests for an interactive lecture on economy.

Source: Literature / Pharaoh

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