Lecture
Lecture noun - A speech that is open to the public.
Narration and lecture are semantically related in recitation topic. In some cases you can use "Narration" instead a noun "Lecture", when it comes to topics like reading.
Narration
Narration noun - A relating of events usually in the order in which they happened.
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Synonyms for Narration
Lecture and narration are semantically related in recitation topic. Sometimes you can use "Lecture" instead a noun "Narration", if it concerns topics such as reading.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| full | full lecture | full narration |
| detailed | detailed lecture | detailed narration |
| similar | similar lecture | similar narration |
| usual | usual lecture | usual narration |
| Other adjectives: brief, short, direct, complete, original, entire, little, quick, ominous, opening, famous, final, redundant, next, several, extended, recorded, philosophical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Lecture as Exposition: Judy's narration in the play at the talent show at the beginning fills the audience in on the history of Zootopia.
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Something Completely Different: "Ode To Odie" has no dialogue, only narration in the form of a rap song; "All About Odie" is an academic lecture.
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Chekhov's Lecture: Hiccup's Opening Narration generally turns out to be the key to saving the day, directly or otherwise.
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