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Outtake

Definition:

An outtake refers to a portion of a recorded performance or footage not included in the final version, typically due to being deemed inferior or unsuitable. It can be a deleted scene from a film, a discarded section of a musical recording, or any unused footage from a creative work.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun: outtake
• Verb: outtake

Senses:

Noun:

1. A portion of recorded performance or footage not included in the final version.

2. A deleted scene from a film or discarded section of a musical recording.

Verb:

1. To remove or exclude a section of recorded performance or footage.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The DVD includes several hilarious outtakes from the movie.
2. The director's cut of the film features extended outtakes that provide more insight into the characters.

Verb:

1. We had to outtake a few scenes that didn't fit the overall theme of the documentary.
2. The editor outtook some unnecessary shots to streamline the final video.

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