authorism (Meaning)
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authorism (n.)
Authorship.
Synonyms & Antonyms of authorism
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authorism Sentence Examples
- The film's authorism was evident in its highly personal and idiosyncratic style.
- The director's authorism manifested itself through the use of unconventional narrative techniques.
- The painting displayed strong authorial intent, revealing the artist's distinct vision.
- Critics praised the novel's authorism for its unique and compelling perspective.
- The composer's authorism extended beyond musical innovation to encompass philosophical and lyrical themes.
- The authorism of the play allowed for multiple interpretations and sparked lively discussions.
- The film's authorism challenged traditional notions of storytelling and pushed the boundaries of the medium.
- The author's influence extended beyond the work itself, shaping the public's perception of the genre.
- The director's authorism was rooted in their personal experiences and shaped the film's emotional impact.
- The artist's authorism was reflected in their bold use of color and abstract forms.
FAQs About the word authorism
Authorship.
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The film's authorism was evident in its highly personal and idiosyncratic style.
The director's authorism manifested itself through the use of unconventional narrative techniques.
The painting displayed strong authorial intent, revealing the artist's distinct vision.
Critics praised the novel's authorism for its unique and compelling perspective.
