rendition Definition
ren·di·tion (ren dis̸h′ən)
rendition Synonyms
rendition Usage Examples
Converse of object
- blister: After a blistering rendition of'Snow ' closed the main part of the set, the eager fans called JJ72 back for an encore.
- sing: Allan Coates sang an unforgettable rendition of On A Carousel with Tony Hicks.
- perform: Here's hoping they aren't asked to perform a rousing pre-match rendition of Against All Odds.
- storm: After a storming rendition of Tubthumping Chumbawamba leave the stage only to be back seconds later.
Adjective modifier
- rousing: Cruises focusing on rousing rendition of key to translating.
- extraordinary: A victim of " extraordinary rendition " , he was rendered to Morocco where he was tortured for 18 months.
- spirited: His spirited rendition of " Like a Virgin " is classic.
- impromptu: The latter were snapped up after Paul donned them and launched into an impromptu spirited rendition of an Elvis number.
- heartfelt: Elton John scooped the winners trophy with a heartfelt rendition of " Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word " .
- soulful: A soulful rendition of this song had the crowd cheering on their feet at the end.
Modifies a noun
flight: At a press conference last month Tony Blair denied all knowledge of CIA rendition flights passing through British airspace.
Noun used with modifier
- karaoke: More like a midnight, street corner karaoke rendition of ' My Way ' than ' My Fault ' .
- color: The optical filter - which stops infrared light from reaching the camera sensor - is in place during the day for correct color rendition.
- color: The color rendition of the combined images was created by the Hubble Heritage Team.
Possessives
bagpiper: Sense of humor bagpiper's rendition of the roomy open upon our arrival.
Preposition: of
- anthem: Defiantly he raises his glorious voice in a final rendition of the political anthem that got him into trouble in the first place.
- ballad: Lou Watts takes the lead vocal in a lovely rendition of the old Scottish ballad ' Two Crows ' .
- song: His rendition of songs like ' I Can't Stop Loving You ' just blow away the original.
- tune: Andrea ripped up the place with a reggae rendition of the worship tune ' Sweet Jesus ' .
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