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antonym for foreshadowing

 

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Antonym for Foreshadowing

Description:

An antonym for foreshadowing refers to a literary device that presents events or information in a straightforward and explicit manner, without any hints or indications towards future occurrences.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Verb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. Explicitness: The quality or state of being explicit; the opposite of foreshadowing.

2. Straightforwardness: A characteristic or trait of a narrative devoid of any hidden or indirect suggestions about future events.

Sample Sentences:
  • The novel lacked any explicitness, opting for a storytelling style that revealed everything from the beginning.
  • The straightforwardness of the plot made it easy for the reader to anticipate and understand every action taken by the characters.

Verb:

1. Expose: To expose or reveal all the details of an event or narrative beforehand, leaving no room for anticipation or speculation.

2. Disclose: To disclose or make known vital information or outcomes prior to their occurrence, eliminating the element of surprise.

Sample Sentences:
  • The author decided to expose the entire storyline right at the start, thus antonymizing foreshadowing.
  • The film director chose to disclose the plot twist early on, intentionally going against the use of foreshadowing as a narrative technique.

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