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Definition of excerption - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
selection processDated act of selecting parts from a larger workDated
- The excerption of key paragraphs was necessary for the presentation.
2.
literatureDated passage selected from a larger workDated
- The excerption was read aloud to the audience.
Origin of excerption
Latin, excerptio (a picking out)
Examples of excerption in a sentence
Excerption of relevant data was crucial for the study. The book club discussed an excerption from the novel. An excerption from the speech was published in the newspaper.
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- French:sélection, ...
- German:Auszug, Textstelle, ...
- Italian:estrazione, estratto, ...
- Spanish:selección, fragmento, ...
- Portuguese:seleção, excerto, ...
- Chinese:摘录, 选段, ...
- Japanese:抜粋, 引用, ...
- Arabic:اِقْتِبَاس, مُقْتَطَف, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחִירָה, קֶטַע, ...
- Russian:выборка, отрывок, ...
- Ukrainian:вибірка, уривок, ...
- Hindi:चयन, अंश, ...
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