Narration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NARRATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of narrating
• the action or process of narrating a story
• a commentary delivered to accompany a film, broadcast, etc.
• The act of telling or relating the particulars of an event; rehearsal; recital.
• That which is related; the relation in words or writing of the particulars of any transaction or event, or of any series of transactions or events; story; history.
• That part of a discourse which recites the time, manner, or consequences of an action, or simply states the facts connected with the subject.
• 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
• the act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of events
• (rhetoric) the second section of an oration in which the facts are set forth
• narrating
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process or an instance of narrating

Words related to NARRATION

narrating10 narrational11 narrations10

Words that contain NARRATION

enarration10 narrations10 enarrations11 narrational11

How to use NARRATION in a sentence

• In literature of narration, whether prose or verse, the dramatic worth of the action related must be the first consideration.
• A BRIEF NARRATION OF INCIDENTS AND EVENTS CONNECTED WITH THE EARLY DAYS OF ST.
• When Dwight had finished his narration, there was a pause, broken at last by Mrs.
• The Angel is described as seeing the Patriarch actually travelling towards the Land of Promise, which gives a particular Liveliness to this part of the Narration.
• So that the order of the events cannot be clearly inferred from the order of the narration.
• Such violation of the first principles of narration is never to be met with in the elder writers.
• His manner of narration would indicate that he drove earlier.
• The boy seemed much gratified by the horrible narration.
• We need not fear that like fidelity and ability in the use of the same materials by different writers will reduce our modern histories to a dead level of uniform narration.
• By hearing this narration, O hero, one acquireth a reverential frame of mind, which conduceth to much good.
• The first part, consisting most in general characters and narration, I have endeavoured to raise, and give it the majestic turn of heroic poesy.
• However, I will mention one or two instances to show what the love of enterprise will lead men to do, and with these I will close my narration.
• In many other cases, Luke seems to have a remote idea of the facts which are peculiar to the narration of John.
• In introducing the narration of a short tour to Negroponte, in which his noble friend was unable to accompany him, Mr.
• Besides, she had already learnt to tell the story herself rather than leave its narration to others, whose accounts did not, she felt, put her case in the proper light.
• Do you know, I think you have an undeveloped talent for narration.
• This narration may seem strange to the present generation, but to people living in olden times it was not considered very extraordinary.
• He, doubtless, saw the letters written by Vespucci when in manuscript, and condensed them into his narration, giving full credit to the author in his publication.
• I therefore expect neither credit of, nor countenance from thee, for this Narration of thy kinsmans life.
• Apart from the sadly interesting subject, she had admirable powers of narration.
• Lady Bellingham renewed her screams, to give effect, it was presumed, to the workings of compassion for a fond mother, wounded to agony by such a horrid narration.
• Elise had followed the countess in her narration with intense attention and warm sympathy.
• The book, therefore, gives in Part 1 the elements of description, narration, exposition, and argument, and reserves for Part II a more complete treatment of each.
• It is always concerned with that which is general, while description and narration deal with particular cases.
• It has been pointed out in Sections 82-85 that in narration we gain coherence by relating our facts in the order of their occurrence.
• Here as elsewhere the simple and obvious explanation is the true one, although the whole matter is sufficiently plain on the mere narration of facts.
• A singular incident, occurring at this period, is here deemed worthy of narration.
• Indeed, my whole narration of events is intended to present the facts as they appeared to those with whom I was constrained to act.
• And narration may be either simple narration, or imitation, or a union of the two? That again, he said, I do not quite understand.
• Or, if the poet everywhere appears and never conceals himself, then again the imitation is dropped, and his poetry becomes simple narration.
• Nor could it have had any other name so proper, if the narration of St.
• They had a fine tale to relate, and it may be taken for granted that no incident connected therewith lost any of its flavour in the process of narration.
• The omission of a date, or the narration of events out of their proper sequence, will sometimes create vast and most mischievous confusion in the mind of the reader.

Similar words containing NARRA without suffix tion

narras6 narrate7 narrases8 narrated9 narrater8 narrates8 narrator8 narraters9 narrating10 narrative12 narrators9 narratory12 unarrayed13 enarration10 narratable12 narrations10 narratives13 unarranged12 enarrations11 inenarrable13 narrational11 narratively17 narratology15 nonnarrative15 antinarrative16 metanarrative18 narratologies14 narratologist14 nonnarratives16 antinarratives17 metanarratives19 narratological17 narratologists15

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