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Definitions from the WebThrow-forwardDescription:Throw-forward refers to a literary technique where a writer hints or foreshadows events, actions, or plot developments that will take place further in the narrative. Possible Parts of Speech:Noun, Verb Senses and Usages:Noun:1. A literary device in which an author hints at future events in the story. 2. In cinematography, a scene or shot that anticipates or gives hints about events that will occur later. Verb:1. To suggest or imply future events or consequences in a story or narrative. 2. To include a scene or shot in a film that foreshadows or hints at what will happen later. Sample Sentences:Noun:1. The throw-forward in the first chapter of the book left readers eagerly anticipating the climax. 2. The film director used a throw-forward to build suspense in the opening sequence. Verb:1. The author skillfully throw-forwards to the final twist in the middle of the novel. 2. The cinematographer strategically throw-forwarded a glimpse of the climax during the opening shot. Related Products:For further exploration of literary devices and techniques, you can check out these related products on Amazon: | ||||
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