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
Voice-over and reading are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Voice-over" instead a noun "Reading".
Voice-over
Reading and voice-over are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Reading" instead a noun phrase "Voice-over".
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Related pairs
- homework and reading
- homework and voice-over
- account and reading
- account and voice-over
- description and reading
- description and voice-over
- exposition and reading
- exposition and voice-over
- practice and reading
- practice and voice-over
- commentary and reading
- commentary and voice-over
- explanation and reading
- explanation and voice-over
Both words in one sentence
- His voice-over explains that true lip reading is unreliable and is best paired with being just close enough to sort of hear the conversation and use lip reading to fill in the blanks and confirm what's heard.
Source: Reading Lips - Did we mention that during that last part, there's a voice-over of Bel reading a letter she never sent to Freddie, where she reveals that she does love him and begs him to come home?
Source: Series / The Hour - Also when someone is reading his letters, the voice-over is in his voice.
Source: Film / Amal
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