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Definitions from the WebTerm: excerptedPart of speech: Verb Sense: To select and take out a portion of a text or piece of music to be used or presented separately. Usage: The author excerpted a section from her book to use it in a magazine article. Sample sentence: The director excerpted the most intense scene from the movie for the trailer. Part of speech: Adjective Sense: Pertaining to or consisting of an extract or selection from a larger work. Usage: The book includes an excerpted chapter from the author's previous novel. Sample sentence: I found the excerpted passages to be the most captivating part of the anthology. Part of speech: Adverb Sense: In a manner that involves selecting and extracting a part of a text or piece of music. Usage: The song was performed excerpted, highlighting the vocal harmony. Sample sentence: The article was excerpted from a longer essay written by the same author. | ||||
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