Reading
Reading noun - A presentation of an artistic work (as a piece of music) from a particular point of view.
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Synonyms for Reading
Storytelling and reading are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Storytelling" instead a noun "Reading".
Storytelling
Reading and storytelling are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Reading" instead a noun "Storytelling".
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Related pairs
- homework and reading
- homework and storytelling
- account and reading
- account and storytelling
- description and reading
- description and storytelling
- exposition and reading
- exposition and storytelling
- practice and reading
- practice and storytelling
- commentary and reading
- commentary and storytelling
- explanation and reading
- explanation and storytelling
Both words in one sentence
- Reading all day about all these storytelling tidbits has somehow inspired the writer sleeping inside your soul.
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Due to this, he's spent countless hours researching and reading about various fields of science and health, knowledge which has been woven into the story to provide a partially "Hard SF" feel to the story, with some exaggerations here and there for storytelling advancement/aesthetic purposes.
Source: Webcomic / Era Of Errors - Separate Scene Storytelling: The babysitter tells the stories to the kids, and we sometime see the camera actually showing what she's reading on the page, but mostly we see the story itself being acted out.
Source: Series / Deadtime Stories
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