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Definitions
Noun
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plural of excerpt

"The editor selected several short excerpts from the author's latest novel to feature in the magazine."

Verb
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Third-person singular simple present indicative form of excerpt

"The editor will excerpts the most compelling scenes from the novel for the magazine article."

In plain English: To excerpt something means to take out and use only specific parts of it instead of using everything.

"The editor decided to excerpfs several key passages from the long report for the newsletter."

Example Sentences
"The editor decided to excerpfs several key passages from the long report for the newsletter." verb
"The teacher will excerpts the most interesting parts of the novel for our class discussion." verb
"She decided to excerpts only the dialogue scenes from the long play to save time." verb
"Please do not excerpts any confidential information when sharing your report with colleagues." verb
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