Interlarding: meaning, definitions and examples
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interlarding
[ ɪnˈtɜr.lɑrd.ɪŋ ]
adding text
Interlarding refers to the act of inserting or mixing additional text, comments, or other elements into a primary narrative or document. This can involve embedding commentary within a larger work, enriching the original text with supplementary details or perspectives.
Synonyms
infusing, interspersing, mixing.
Examples of usage
- The author began interlarding his narrative with personal anecdotes.
- In her speech, she interlarded relevant quotes to emphasize her points.
- The documentary interlards expert interviews throughout the film.
Translations
Translations of the word "interlarding" in other languages:
🇵🇹 intercalando
🇮🇳 बीच में डालना
🇩🇪 einfügen
🇮🇩 mengintercalasi
🇺🇦 вставляння
🇵🇱 wstawianie
🇯🇵 挿入する
🇫🇷 intercaler
🇪🇸 intercalar
🇹🇷 karıştırma
🇰🇷 삽입
🇸🇦 تداخل
🇨🇿 vkládání
🇸🇰 vkladanie
🇨🇳 插入
🇸🇮 vmešavanje
🇮🇸 innskot
🇰🇿 араластыру
🇬🇪 შედარება
🇦🇿 qarışdırma
🇲🇽 intercalar
Etymology
The term 'interlarding' has its origins in the combination of the prefix 'inter-' meaning 'between' or 'among', and the root word 'lard', which historically referred to the practice of enriching or embellishing something. The use of the word evolved as a figurative expression, where 'larding' implied adding something extra to enhance the quality or flavor of a narrative or piece of writing. It reflects the practice of mixing, embedding, or interjecting additional elements into a base text. The term is primarily used in literary contexts, where writers enhance the depth of their work by including various forms of additional commentary, descriptions, or relevant information.