If you look hard enough, ALL books have expanded moments. Just look for a paragraph with plenty of detail. It will usually be pretty long, too.
The definition is to make the moment in your writing go longer instead of just going on; you extend it.
It use to be that, in literature, a incidence of realization was known as a 'moment of realization' or as you have pointed out 'moment of illumination' and these got shortened down to just 'a moment' or 'moments'. It (or they) signify the point in the story where certain things are realized, either by the characters or the reader or perhaps just the narrator. Then a certain famous writer (James Joyce) thought that such a generic term wasn't worthy of such an important facet of writing and revived and expanded the meaning of an obscure word to take the place of this term. Epiphany.
please find the expanded form for this
The correct spelling is "moment".
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The definition is to make the moment in your writing go longer instead of just going on; you extend it.
"She stopped, checked her watch, straightened her skirt, and pushed the door open."
"Exploding a moment" in English typically means to dramatize or intensify a specific moment, often for effect or emphasis in storytelling or writing. This can involve adding vivid details, heightened emotions, or expanded descriptions to make the moment more impactful for the reader or listener.
Ah, what a lovely question! Let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of numbers. In expanded form, 0.31 can be written as 0.3 + 0.01. Each digit holds its own special place, just like every tree in a peaceful forest.
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The correct answer is "expanded form".
Oh, what a happy little question! Let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of numbers. The expanded form of 305 is 300 + 5. Each digit is shown in its place value, allowing us to see the number broken down into hundreds, tens, and ones. Just like painting a lovely landscape, breaking down numbers can help us understand them better.
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It use to be that, in literature, a incidence of realization was known as a 'moment of realization' or as you have pointed out 'moment of illumination' and these got shortened down to just 'a moment' or 'moments'. It (or they) signify the point in the story where certain things are realized, either by the characters or the reader or perhaps just the narrator. Then a certain famous writer (James Joyce) thought that such a generic term wasn't worthy of such an important facet of writing and revived and expanded the meaning of an obscure word to take the place of this term. Epiphany.
300 is already written in expanded form.
There is no expanded form for wont (has a tendency to).
EXpanded MultiPlayer was created in 2003.