Interpolate
Interpolate verb - To put among or between others.
Note and interpolate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Note" instead a verb "Interpolate".
Nearby Words: interpolation, interpolating, interpolator
Note
Note verb - To make reference to or speak about briefly but specifically.
Usage example: the lecturer noted several sources where listeners could go for further information
Interpolate and note are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interpolate" instead a verb "Note".
Both words in one sentence
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Frequently the main female character (usually a soprano) will interpolate a high note at the end of these, especially Maria Callas, famous for her gigantic high Eb at the end of the Triumphal Scene in Verdi's Aida
Source: Opera -
Note that true believers do not necessarily automatically disregard all of these apocryphal works as wholly false; in fact, Jews and Christians will often borrow from these works to interpolate from the canonical works when adapting various parts of the Bible to television and movies.
Source: Canon
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