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footnote English

Meaning footnote meaning

What does footnote mean?
Definitions in simple English

footnote Noun

— A footnote is a small line of text found at the bottom of a book that are usually numbered. John looked at the footnote to find the meaning of the long word.

footnote

— noun a printed note placed below the text on a printed page — verb (= annotate) add explanatory notes to or supply with critical comments The scholar annotated the early edition of a famous novel

Synonyms footnote synonyms

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footnote English » English

footer annotate subscript scholium remarks remark register note of reference note of page note explanatory note comment citation bottom note annotations annotation afterthought

Conjugation footnote conjugation

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footnote · verb

Examples footnote examples

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Movie subtitles

They asked other questions, many more throughout the years. but my lips remained sealed. until eventually ourjourney became a footnote. a bizarre, unresolved tale.
And so began, what to most people must seem to be only a footnote in history.
A footnote in the history of failure.
Especially the footnote.
What's the footnote?
Didn't he leave a footnote explaining what that is?
It'll make an interesting footnote for the files.
George Washington was hanged in 1779, a mere footnote in British Colonial history.
If I'm lucky, I'll be a footnote in some. Ferengi financial almanac.
Sir, unless you want your scientific achievements. To end up as a footnote on the jerry Springer show, I suggest you make the time.
Lewis and Clark will be but a footnote to a footnote. and I, sir, will be the note.
One footnote.
I will not end up some footnote in the annals of history.
Since tonight's story was an allegory, I offer this footnote to make everything clear.
The following item could use many things, but a footnote is not one of them.
I have the last laugh however, for I see by a footnote that the train he expected would trisect me runs only on the Friday preceding Decoration Day and the Tuesday following Labor Day except on leap year.
It's true, but I have a footnote in this article.
A footnote!
Oh, a footnote! - That's right.
And Lofgren has added a very special page to his footnote to his report.
A person shouldn't just die and her only epitaph be a footnote in an old file.
Well, there was this footnote in Goldberg's dossier about some research work that he'd done for Diller.
So, Tommy's about to become a very minor footnote in the history of rock and roll.
So, Tommy's about to become a very minor footnote in the history of rock and roll. Tommy got a couple of armed security guards. to hang Will from the showerhead in our hotel.
If their story's corrected.. thathappenson page42, months later, in a footnote.
Faith is a footnote.
And as a footnote, plenty of boys go for the big girl.
I'm a footnote in that story, Dad the context for your great adventure, which never happened, incidentally.
Dad that's a pretty big footnote to leave out.
Well, maybe some footnote in a minor history book.
And there's a footnote at the bottom and it says you don't deserve it.
A footnote in the history of failure!
I'll be a footnote in political history because I didn't have an anecdote about puppies. We can brainstorm small talk ifyou want to.
You'll only be remembered as a footnote in the city's history.
He offed a few citizens, he wrote a few letters, and he faded into a footnote.
I am so proud to be a footnote in the life of the brothers Bloom.

News and current affairs

Hu, then, may become a mere footnote in history, a bridge between the corrupt and divided state of Jiang Zemin and the democratizing leadership of Zeng Qinghong or some other reformer.
They lamented how the science in the final document had been relegated to a footnote, stressing how shortsighted, national self-interest had won out.
Katrina is thus likely to be a footnote in the history of the Bush presidency.
The machines won: the Luddites are a footnote in the history of the Industrial Revolution.
The Luddites were wrong on many points; but perhaps they deserve more than a footnote.
Karadzic's arrest is no mere historical footnote; it removes from the scene a man who was still undermining peace and progress in the Balkans and whose enthusiastic advocacy of ethnic cleansing merits emphatic repudiation.

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