chapter
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈtʃæptər/
- Today, I've turned a page on a new chapter in my life.
- a new chapter
- a chapter in life
- open a new chapter
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that is the third chapter of my career.
- And that is the third chapter of my career.
- I think Voice is going to be my third chapter and that's it.
- And so these other chapters are part of my story.
- She was closing this chapter of her life and going forward.
- Our turn to create the spaces where future chapters of Harvard history will take place.
- Well, it's funny that you use that word chapter because life is this unwritten book.
- And that was the beginning of the craziest chapter of my life.
- So that's that's this chapter of my anxiety story.
- It's incredible guitar player and yet another chapter of an amazing life.
- So I'm hoping that, you know, the next chapter is, is as cooperative.
- Like, and again, I talk about chapters in life, like if that's that.
- And so that chapter in my life is gone.
Examples
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Wow, a huge chapter of our lives is over.
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She was closing this chapter of her life and going forward.
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OK, so this was a chapter that was very hard to write.
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And that is the third chapter of my career.
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The bottom line is the best chapter of your life is beginning right now.
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And so that chapter in my life is gone.
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I also know what this story, this chapter of my life, is about.
Fiction book (1999) -
November 9, 1989, a night that marked the opening of a new chapter in world history.
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Embrace your journey because the best chapters are still unwritten.
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Today, I've turned a page on a new chapter in my life.
Synonyms
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5.5
A time in history marked by a main event or feature
226
2.8
A single event in a series, like a success or a problem
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3.4
A time of big change in someone's life after an important event
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7.0
A period of time marked by important events or features
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4.2
A time in the past when important events or changes happen
Antonyms
Compounds
How Significant
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5.8
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3.2
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2.8
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2.8
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Chapter comes from the Latin capitulum, meaning 'little head', so it also means a separate 'part' or episode. That is why we call a new period in life a 'chapter', a clear new section or stage.