lede

Speech parts

1. lede - Noun

2. lede - Adjective

3. lede - Verb

Meaning

the introductory section of a story

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

lead lead-in leading rule paper report section article star piece introduction string document script principal
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Antonyms

whole challenge biography creative writing long story key theme

Hypernyms

section subdivision

Anagrams

dele leed deel

Examples

it was an amusing lead-in to a very serious matter Source: Internet

Oure gold was changed into lede, Cryst, born into vyrgynyte, Succoure Scotland and remede, That stat is in perplexyte. Source: Internet

I Googled the phrase 'burying the lede' and --whoa! Source: Internet

This is hokey and it’s the same lede every Eagles writer is going to use after Sunday’s win, so let’s get it over with: In Carson, California, Carson Wentz looked right at home leading the Eagles to another road win. Source: Internet

The lede: “Friends and associates are encouraging Fox News chief Roger Ailes to jump into the political arena for real by running for president in 2012, top sources tell POLITICO.” Source: Internet

The Commercial Appeal headlined its morning-after report "'Want to be Free' is Chant At Big Negro Political Rally," and began the lede, "Rev. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

ledden Ledder leddy ledeburite Ledecky Ledee