sidenote
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- noun
- /ˈsaɪdˌnoʊt/
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nota al margen
- As a sidenote, I wanted to mention how much I enjoyed collaborating with everyone.
- Also, a sidenote
Examples
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He added a quick sidenote after his presentation to explain the research's implications.
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Unfortunately, there is a small sidenote.
Blog text (17) -
Things were so bad, the turnovers were almost a sidenote.
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A brief sidenote concerning the EKD is necessary.
Academic text (1996) -
As a sidenote, here is an example of a theological difference between the two faiths.
Blog text (27) -
Sidenote: The Republican Party has for decades portrayed itself as the 'pro-family' party.
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As a sidenote, the GTX660Ti that Gigabyte sent me retails for $300.
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As a sidenote, there are attempts to get small amounts of geothermal power by drilling steam holes into uranium-bearing granites.
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Sidenote: a good resource on building rapport is Colin Simone's Conversational Seduction program—Google it.
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During the meeting, I made a sidenote about the project's progress to clarify our goals.
Synonyms
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A written note in a text that explains a word or idea
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A short news story giving extra details about a main article
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A short written note added to a document to give information
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Notes written in the margins of a book
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Etymology
Sidenote comes from the two simple words side and note, with side meaning 'beside' and note meaning 'a short comment'. So, a sidenote is a small comment added beside the main topic.