framing
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4.9
- noun
- /ˈfreɪmɪŋ/
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encuadre
- Have they been able to influence the framing of welfare and gender-equality policies?
- a framing device
- framing techniques
- narrative framing
But let me start with just this little framing of who we are.
- But let me start with just this little framing of who we are.
- Those are all lies and and it's completely inaccurate framing of what happened here.
- Perhaps it rather is that you have got the incorrect framing of how your clients should behave.
- well-being is not the, the, the, the, the, the framing that that makes sense.
- It's, it's a beautiful framing, I think.
- And do you do you also think like this framing concept?
Examples
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In our view, strong advocacy is possible when news framing stresses government initiative and positive efficacy.
Academic text (2013) -
The teacher will pass out a blank copy of the framing routine to each student.
Academic text (2013) -
And I thought that that framing was so interesting to me.
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But let me start with just this little framing of who we are.
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So it's really your framing and your value.
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This might seem like an American framing of the problem.
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So let's talk about framing and taxes.
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What if we were asking the correct question and framing obesity right?
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The concern of the freedom fighters was the framing of constitutions and the proper functioning of government.
Academic text (1995) -
The framing of the debate helped clarify the main issues for the audience.
Synonyms
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6.0
The process of making a clear plan or idea
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7.2
Putting information into a situation to make it easier to understand
Presenting information to change how people understand it
Seeing things mainly as objects to use because of technology
How Persuasive
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7.7
130
5.5
291
6.2
38
4.9
- Literature
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7.5
435
3.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Framing comes from the simple word frame, which is a structure that 'holds' or 'shapes' something, like a picture frame that decides what you notice. So framing is the act of arranging or presenting information to 'shape' how people understand or respond to it.