Makes
Narrations and makes are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Narrations" instead a noun "Makes".
Narrations
Makes and narrations are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Makes" instead a noun "Narrations".
Both words in one sentence
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What her PVs so minimally show, she makes up for it with flowery lyrics and narrations.
- How the Mighty Have Fallen: Several times throughout her narrations Julie makes this exact lamentation comparing her current bed-ridden, diseased state to the heights she attained in her youth.
Source: Literature / Goddess - While marathons can help one breeze through season one's massive block of filler episodes and allow the story's progression to come at a more natural pace, the amount of recaps the show uses (either as pre-episode narrations, flashbacks, or entire episodes) makes much of it seem quite redundant.
Source: Better on DVD
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