montage
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6.2
- noun
- /mɒnˈtɑːʒ/
- Specialized
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montaje
- The film opened with a thrilling montage of action scenes that captured the audience's attention.
- a montage of images
- a montage sequence
- a montage of shots
Oh, she's doing a music montage and it actually works.
- Oh, she's doing a music montage and it actually works.
- We had to do a birthday montage for Mei Mei.
- Ready for a dope ass montage of training slow MO?
- Life being one protracted training montage is a really important lesson to learn.
- So giant cleaning and organizing montage starts now.
- And then we do like a beauty montage payoff where we're like, bam, bam.
- Obviously the montage of him running up the steps is so good.
- OK cut to crazy time lapse montage of me rebuilding my entire desk setup.
- I can't even just just let's go, just cut to a little montage of how good it looks.
- Well, Meg has put together a fun little montage.
- You we are creating comedy through the montage effect.
Examples
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Was it a montage of all the scenes in your life?
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This video is just a montage of four clips, right?
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We should end with like a cool like training montage in the training room.
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Obviously the montage of him running up the steps is so good.
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Let the training montage begin!
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So giant cleaning and organizing montage starts now.
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The second type of page is a montage of individual panels that together form a graphic story.
Academic text (1993) -
Time passes; we see a montage of Harriet and Charlie serving customers.
Fiction book (1993) -
Over the song, a montage of the 60's passing to its darker side.
Fiction book (1991) -
So according to Eisenstein, montage is the nerve of cinema.
Synonyms
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4.4
A set of related film shots that show one scene or event
12
4.6
An artwork made by gluing pieces of paper, photos, or fabric together
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7.8
An image made by joining several photos to create an artistic effect
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Montage comes from the French word monter, which means 'to put together' or 'to mount'. So a montage is a group of images or scenes 'put together' into one artistic whole.