nonliterary (Meaning)

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nonliterary (s)

marked by lack of affectation or pedantry

The nonliterary works of the artist included sketches, doodles, and informal notes.
The professor assigned students a nonliterary text to analyze as a primary source.
The nonliterary elements of the film, such as music and sound effects, contributed to its emotional impact.
Historians often use nonliterary sources, such as letters and diaries, to shed light on past events.
The museum's collection contained both literary and nonliterary works of art.
The sociologist relied on nonliterary data, such as census figures and survey results, to support their research.
The student's essay focused on the nonliterary features of the novel, such as its structure and symbolism.
The journalist's nonliterary account of the事件 omitted any mention of personal opinions or emotions.
The filmmaker used a montage of nonliterary images to create a powerful emotional response from the audience.
The nonliterary context of the poem, including its historical and cultural setting, influenced its interpretation.

marked by lack of affectation or pedantry

vernacular, informal,colloquial, conversational, nonformal, unbookish, dialectical, vulgar, dialectic, dialectal

literary, formal, literary, formal, standard, learned, proper, learned, proper,standard

The nonliterary works of the artist included sketches, doodles, and informal notes.

The professor assigned students a nonliterary text to analyze as a primary source.

The nonliterary elements of the film, such as music and sound effects, contributed to its emotional impact.

Historians often use nonliterary sources, such as letters and diaries, to shed light on past events.