| Diegesis |  |
| noun | 1. A narrative or plot, typically in a movie. |
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 | | "The detective movie's diegesis was full of twists, but I guessed the ending." | | "The audience was captivated by the drama's intense diegesis." | | "I followed along with the diegesis until my favorite character died, and then I didn't want to watch it anymore." |
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 | | Greek, early 19th century |
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 | | "Diegesis" originates from the Greek word "diฤgฤsis," which means "narrative." If you've ever felt a rush of satisfaction when you finish a particularly good book, there's an explanation for that feeling. ... |  |
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