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Epigraph

Definition:

An epigraph is a brief quotation or sentence found at the beginning of a book, chapter, or poem. It is used to set the tone, provide context, or give insight into the content that follows.

Example Sentences:

Noun:

1. The novel opens with an epigraph from a famous philosopher.
2. The author included an epigraph at the start of each chapter to introduce a different character's perspective.
3. In poetry, an epigraph can provide readers with a glimpse into the themes explored.

Verb:

1. She decided to epigraph her book with a captivating quote.
2. The poet often epigraphs her creations with lines from renowned literary works.
3. As a literary device, authors strategically epigraph their writings to engage readers from the very beginning.

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