Message
Narration
Narration noun - A message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program.
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Synonyms for Narration
Message and narration are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Message" instead a noun "Narration".
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| full | full message | full narration |
| similar | similar message | similar narration |
| usual | usual message | usual narration |
| brief | brief message | brief narration |
| Other adjectives: short, positive, original, simple, actual, entire, little, ominous, main, personal, new, unique, final, ending, written, posthumous, audio. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Heck, despite the soft music and narration, the very opening of the game has the message that you can't pursue your dreams if you give up!
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Ted does this during his narration, which he lampshades; When Lily discovered an old answering machine message about her; Ted: *Answer-machine* You gotta get over that Grinch!
Source: Series / How I Met Your Mother - Never Trust a Title: "Ariana and the Mystery of the Muggle Murders" has no mystery—the first time the murders are mentioned the narration (correctly) tells us Voldemort is doing them to send a message to Snape.
Source: Fanfic / The Ariana Black Series
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