Image and Scene

Image

Image noun - Something or someone that strongly resembles another.

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Scene and image are semantically related in cadre topic. In some cases you can use "Scene" instead a noun "Image".

Nearby Words: imaged, imaging, imagery

Scene noun - The place and time in which the action for a portion of a dramatic work (as a movie) is set.

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Image and scene are semantically related in vision topic. Sometimes you can use "Image" instead a noun "Scene", if it concerns topics such as cadre.

Nearby Words: scenery, scenic

good	good image	good scene
full	full image	full scene
particular	particular image	particular scene
similar	similar image	similar scene
Other adjectives: brief, complete, certain, original, single, romantic, actual, entire, famous, new, early, final, classic, hilarious, above, last, different, earlier, previous, iconic.

This became the most famous scene in the novel—to the point where a 1989 edition is illustrated with the image of a beer can, and the back-cover blurb quotes that scene.

Source: One Scene Wonder / Literature
Common other variations include phones ringing (which might be dead people calling), radios playing music (eerie or appropriate), and in the modern age, computers telling you that you have e-mail or showing an image or scene.

Source: It Won't Turn Off
As the above image shows, Deadpool, of the Marvel Universe, can see the yellow text boxes that indicate scene transitions ("Meanwhile, in Manhattan...") or that act as substitute thought bubbles.

Source: Medium Awareness

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