rendition
noun
uk
/renˈdɪʃ.ən/ us
/renˈdɪʃ.ən/Meaning of rendition in English
(Definition of rendition from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
rendition | American Dictionary
Examples of rendition
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But often her approach seems a bit mechanical, as if 'neutral' renditions from a conscientiously prepared score are somehow enough to get the music across.
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Recordings were verified by two independent adult listeners to ensure accurate and interpretable renditions.
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All of the recorded target words were then spliced onto a single rendition of the carrier phrase spoken by the same speaker.
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My rendition will be brief, its brevity hopefully excusable because by now it is very familiar.
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For the most part, however, non-professional discourses surrounding the recorded voice treat it as extremely close reproduction rather than rendition or a representation.
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Initially, all the children occupied themselves with the monophonic rendition of songs.
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Word-priming effects are thus largest when two renditions of a spoken word also share one (or more) context-specific details.
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Unfortunately, this kind of rendition incurs a high cost in the most common form of access to terms.
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A rendition of the piece performed exactly to the metronome markings would last almost exactly 700 seconds.
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A more sophisticated form of tonepainting characterises the musical rendition of the word 'reple' (bars 17-24).
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The following folktale is a typical rendition of the events.
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The sentences were presented over headphones in six randomized blocks, with each block containing all participants' renditions of the same sentence.
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We shall spare the reader another rendition of them here.
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Space does not permit a rendition of all of them.
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My translation of this passage is much indebted to an anonymous reviewer who pointed out an important ambiguity in my original rendition.
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