autobiographic Synonyms
autobiographic Meaning
autobiographic (a)
of or relating to or characteristic of an autobiographer
relating to or in the style of an autobiography
autobiographic (a.)
Alt. of Autobiographical
autobiographic Sentence Examples
- The author's autobiographic memoir chronicled her tumultuous childhood with raw honesty.
- The film used autobiographic elements to portray the director's struggles growing up.
- The novel's autobiographic protagonist was a thinly veiled representation of the author's own experiences.
- The autobiographic play explored the author's relationship with their family and identity.
- The poet's autobiographic verse delved into the depths of their personal emotions and reflections.
- The musician's autobiographic album documented their journey from obscurity to stardom.
- The artist's autobiographic paintings revealed intimate glimpses into their inner world.
- The scientist's autobiographic account of their groundbreaking research inspired a generation of young minds.
- The adventurer's autobiographic travelogue detailed their perilous expeditions and life-changing encounters.
- The chef's autobiographic cookbook showcased their culinary journey, from childhood memories to award-winning recipes.
FAQs About the word autobiographic
of or relating to or characteristic of an autobiographer, relating to or in the style of an autobiographyAlt. of Autobiographical
biography, chronicle, hagiography, record,memoir(s), history, annals, diary, life, bio
No antonyms found.
The author's autobiographic memoir chronicled her tumultuous childhood with raw honesty.
The film used autobiographic elements to portray the director's struggles growing up.
The novel's autobiographic protagonist was a thinly veiled representation of the author's own experiences.
The autobiographic play explored the author's relationship with their family and identity.
