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a performance of a musical composition, dramatic role, or other artistic work
A rendition is a performance or interpretation of a musical piece, theatrical role, or other artistic work, in which an artist presents their own expression, style, or understanding of the material, conveying its emotional, technical, or aesthetic qualities to an audience.
- The pianist gave a moving rendition of Chopin's nocturne.
- Her rendition of the Shakespearean role was widely praised.
- The band's rendition of the national anthem brought the audience to its feet.
- He recorded a live rendition of the song for the album.
- The actor's rendition captured the character's emotional depth.
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the transfer of a person, often a prisoner, to another country for legal prosecution
- The suspect was taken into rendition to face charges abroad.
- Human rights groups condemned the secret rendition of the detainee.
- The government justified the rendition on grounds of international law.
- Rendition treaties govern the handover of criminals between nations.
- The spy's rendition raised diplomatic tensions.
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a visual representation of something
- The museum displayed a detailed rendition of the ancient city.
- The architect presented a digital rendition of the planned building.
- A faithful rendition of the scene helps viewers understand its scale.
- The film included a realistic rendition of historical events.
- The illustrator's rendition emphasized the characters' emotions.
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an explanation or interpretation of something not immediately obvious
- His rendition of the abstract theory clarified the main points.
- The book offers a compelling rendition of historical events.
- The lecture provided a lucid rendition of complex ideas.
- She gave her rendition of the poem in plain language.
- The guide's rendition of the painting revealed hidden symbolism.
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