macrosequence
macrosequence noun: a relatively long sequence (in a film).
Noun
macrosequence (plural macrosequences)
- A relatively long sequence (in a film).
- Io la conoscevo bene consists of nineteen macrosequences, where the protagonists are always using or giving orders to Adriana; each one with its own microclimax […]2013, Luca Barattoni, Italian Post-Neorealist Cinema, page 138
Forms of macrosequence
| plural | macrosequences |
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Origin of macrosequence
From macro- + sequence.
Questions about macrosequence
- What does macrosequence mean?
- Macrosequence means a relatively long sequence (in a film).
- What part of speech is macrosequence?
- Macrosequence is a noun.
- What is the plural of macrosequence?
- The plural of macrosequence is macrosequences.
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