commentaries
Variant of commentary
commentary
Definition
com·men·tary (käm′ən ter′ē)
noun pl. commentaries -·tar′·ies
- a series of explanatory notes or annotations, often forming a treatise on a text
- a series of remarks or observations, usually connected in a loose narrative
- something having the force of a comment, remark, or illustration
- a historical narrative based on personal experience Caesar's Commentaries
Etymology: L commentarius, notebook, annotation < commentari: see comment
commentaries
Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- accompany: Where appropriate, reviews are also accompanied by commentaries by other workers in the field or editorial comment.
Adjective modifier
- insightful: This book is the account of his visit and his insightful, often interactive commentaries.
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