documentary
- adjective
- /ˌdɑːkjəˈmɛnteri/
- I just realized by watching your documentary that I am a minimalist.
What is it like for you to see your life presented documentary style to to look back?
- What is it like for you to see your life presented documentary style to to look back?
- And also your upcoming podcast documentary series called Lights On, which is incredible.
- So I think my training in the theatre has served me so well in the documentary world, right?
Examples
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It's a really interesting documentary about Inuit media making.
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Just pretend that we have a documentary crew filming us.
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Well, you know, the guy who directed The Last Dance also did a documentary on Andre the Giant.
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So there's been a film made, books based on you and documentaries about your life.
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I mean, there is when you see these, these shows or documentaries of like hoarders houses.
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The filmmaker created a documentary that explores climate change through interviews with scientists.
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Many educational channels feature a documentary format to inform viewers about historical events.
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Her latest project is a documentary focusing on the lives of wildlife conservationists.
Compounds
A film or television program that shows animals living in nature and explains the natural world
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Morphology
Etymology
Documentary The word documentary comes from document, via Latin documentum and docere 'to teach', where a document was a 'written proof' or a 'lesson'. That's why a documentary style uses real records, images, or interviews to show facts and 'teach' the audience about real events.