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clarification
noun. explanation
  • description
  • elucidation
  • exposition
  • illumination
  • interpretation
  • resolution
  • simplification
  • solution
  • unravelment
  • vivification

comment
noun. statement of opinion; explanation
  • animadversion
  • annotation
  • backtalk
  • buzz
  • comeback
  • commentary
  • crack
  • criticism
  • dictum
  • discussion
  • editorial
  • elucidation
  • exposition
  • footnote
  • gloss
  • hearsay
  • illustration
  • input
  • judgment
  • mention
  • mouthful
  • note
  • obiter
  • observation
  • opinion
  • remark
  • report
  • review
  • two cents' worth
  • wisecrack

commentary
noun. analysis
  • annotation
  • appreciation
  • comment
  • consideration
  • criticism
  • critique
  • description
  • discourse
  • exegesis
  • explanation
  • exposition
  • gloss
  • narration
  • notes
  • obiter dictum
  • observation
  • remark
  • review
  • treatise
  • voice-over

composition
noun. written or musical creation
  • arrangement
  • article
  • cantata
  • chart
  • concerto
  • dissertation
  • drama
  • essay
  • exercise
  • exposition
  • fiction
  • getup
  • literary work
  • manuscript
  • melody
  • music
  • novel
  • number
  • opus
  • paper
  • piece
  • play
  • poetry
  • rhapsody
  • romance
  • score
  • setup
  • short story
  • song
  • stanza
  • study
  • symphony
  • theme
  • thesis
  • tune
  • verse
  • work
  • writing

conception
noun. understanding; idea
  • apperception
  • appreciation
  • apprehension
  • clue
  • cogitating
  • cognition
  • communing
  • comprehension
  • conceit
  • concentrating
  • concept
  • consideration
  • considering
  • deliberating
  • design
  • dreaming
  • envisaging
  • explanation
  • exposition
  • fancy
  • fancying
  • image
  • imagining
  • impression
  • inkling
  • intellection
  • interpretation
  • meditating
  • meditation
  • mental grasp
  • musing
  • notion
  • perception
  • philosophizing
  • picture
  • plan
  • realization
  • representation
  • speculating
  • speculation
  • thought
  • version

construction
noun. explanation
  • apprehension
  • construal
  • definition
  • exegesis
  • explication
  • exposition
  • exposé
  • inference
  • interpretation
  • reading
  • rendering
  • rendition
  • translation
  • version

criticism
noun. interpretation, analysis
  • appraisal
  • appreciation
  • assessment
  • comment
  • commentary
  • critique
  • elucidation
  • essay
  • estimate
  • evaluation
  • examination
  • exposition
  • judgment
  • notice
  • observation
  • opinion
  • pan
  • rating
  • rave
  • review
  • reviewal
  • scorcher
  • sideswipe
  • sleighride
  • study
  • write-up

critique
noun. analysis, essay
  • appraisal
  • assessment
  • comment
  • commentary
  • criticism
  • editorial
  • examination
  • exposition
  • flak
  • judgment
  • notice
  • pan
  • putdown
  • rap
  • rave
  • review
  • reviewal
  • slam
  • slap
  • study
  • takedown
  • write-up
  • zapper

declaration
noun. assertion of belief or knowledge
  • acknowledgment
  • admission
  • advertisement
  • affirmation
  • allegation
  • announcement
  • answer
  • attestation
  • averment
  • avowal
  • bomb
  • broadcast
  • communication
  • deposition
  • disclosure
  • enunciation
  • explanation
  • exposition
  • expression
  • hot air
  • information
  • notice
  • notification
  • oath
  • pitch
  • presentation
  • profession
  • promulgation
  • protestation
  • publication
  • remark
  • report
  • revelation
  • say so
  • saying
  • spiel
  • statement
  • story
  • testimony
  • two cents' worth
  • utterance
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Word Origin & History

exposition late 14c., "explanation, narration," from O.Fr. exposition, from L. expositionem (nom. expositio), from expositus, pp. of exponere (see expound). The meaning "public display" is first recorded 1851 in reference to the Crystal Palace Exposition in London. Abbreviation Expo is first recorded 1963, in reference to planning for the world's fair held in Montreal in 1967.

Example Sentences for exposition

She was an exposition of the domestic resources of Horn o' the Moon.

This, sir, is your exposition of the Savior's rule of right.

I said, as if I had only been waiting for her exposition of the case.

I listened one day with much interest 117 to an exposition of the evils of salt.

Prussian militarists are experts in the exposition of similar theories.

From an oration on "Columbus and the Exposition," delivered in Chicago in 1890.

Gino did not greet it, but continued the exposition of his policy.

To the profoundest science must be united a clearness of exposition that only Raphael has.

Their botanical exhibit was one of the most notable at the exposition.

Thus the first advance was taken in the exposition of the scheme of the universe.

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