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[ ep-i-graf ] noun. a short quotation, motto, or inscription placed at the beginning of a book, chapter, essay, or other work to suggest its theme, establish its tone, or provide context. "The novel opened with an epigraph from an ancient philosopher, inviting readers to consider the moral questions that would unfold throughout the story."
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