Exposition

Pronunciation: /ˌɛk.spəˈzɪʃ.ən/

Definitions of exposition

noun the action of making something known or explaining something

Example Sentences

A1 An exposition is a clear explanation of a topic.

A2 The teacher gave a simple exposition of the new lesson.

B1 The book's exposition of the historical events was informative.

B2 The film's exposition set the stage for the complex plot to unfold.

C1 The professor's exposition on quantum physics was incredibly detailed.

C2 The artist's exposition at the gallery was a masterful display of creativity.

Examples of exposition in a Sentence

formal The professor's exposition on the history of art was both informative and engaging.

informal The teacher's explanation about the topic was really good.

slang The dude's breakdown of the situation was on point.

figurative Her exposition of the problem shed light on the issue at hand.

Grammatical Forms of exposition

• past tense: exposed
• plural: expositions
• comparative: more expositional
• superlative: most expositional
• present tense: exposes
• future tense: will expose
• perfect tense: have exposed
• continuous tense: is exposing
• singular: exposition
• positive degree: expository
• infinitive: to expose
• gerund: exposing
• participle: exposed

Origin and Evolution of exposition

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'exposition' originates from the Latin word 'expositio', which means a setting forth or explanation.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'exposition' has evolved to refer to a comprehensive explanation or presentation of an idea, theory, or topic, often seen in the context of a public exhibition or display.