piece of writing
- noun
- /piːs əv ˈraɪtɪŋ/
- Specialized
- In our writing class, we will analyze a piece of writing to learn about style and structure.
- revise a piece of writing
- draft a piece of writing
You know, it's a beautiful, beautiful piece of writing.
- You know, it's a beautiful, beautiful piece of writing.
- But have I put things out in the world that you can see books, magazines, pieces of writing, films?
- That is the one original piece of writing in this volume, the introduction by Mark Tweeter.
- ChatGPT does it by having ingested billions of of pieces of writing that people have done.
- You're that was one of the pieces of writing you did that like changes culture and changes the way people think about a thing.
- So those pieces of writing that he kept, what all went in the Yongler d'adian and those other pieces which he didn't approve of were lost forever.
Examples
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And Crowley read it, and he looked at me and he said, this is the most beautiful piece of writing I've ever read.
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For me, the fundamental question with any piece of writing is as follows: does it work?
Blog text (22) -
It's a fine piece of writing.
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I mean, it's a beautiful piece of writing, and the truth is that you should be very proud of yourself.
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Lost may well be the most incredible piece of writing in the English language.
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If you could recommend one video and one piece of writing of yours to start with, what would you suggest?
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At the end of the lesson, students record their best or most interesting piece of writing in their word journal.
Academic text (1997) -
Miss Denning, how do you feel about that piece of writing?
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I thought it was a great piece of writing, and I was gushing in response.
Blog text (9) -
What a singular piece of writing, and what a singular use of language!
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
A creative work such as a song, painting or article
The main words written in a book or document without notes and pictures
A short part of a text or musical piece
A piece of music or writing made by someone
Text created by a person, like a book or letter
Words put on paper or saved in a file, not spoken
A text seen as holy and used for worship or teaching in a religion
Text to be printed or published without pictures
A piece of creative writing that shows thoughts and feelings, like a novel or poem
How Long
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a section of text or a work created by an author' is directly and compositionally derived from 'piece' (a unit or work) + 'of' (linking/genitive) + 'writing' (written text), so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will understand it. This noun + of + noun pattern is cross-linguistically common and follows standard English composition, making the expression immediately transparent.
Etymology
The noun piece of writing paints a simple picture: a single piece of paper or one part of a larger work with writing on it. So it means 'a section of text or a work created by a writer'.