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- noun A
short lecture .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Finally, several years ago she made a decision: The shop would sponsor only author events that featured a conversation or a minilecture, a PowerPoint presentation or perhaps a slide show, all followed by a question-and-answer session and—at most—the recitation of a paragraph or two from the book to illustrate a point.
Rethinking the Familiar Book Tour Joanne Kaufman 2011
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"Mom, did you know?" they ask before launching into a minilecture.
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"Mom, did you know?" they ask before launching into a minilecture.
Slate Magazine 2009
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These days, all my students have laptops and we have a 15 - to 20-minute lecture, a lab, another minilecture and lab, and a five-minute wrap-up.
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