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nonliterary

/ˌnɒnˈlɪt.ər.ər.i/

Traduction: Se dit d'un langage ou d'un écrit qui n'appartient pas à la littérature formelle ou savante ; sert souvent à désigner des styles d'expression quotidiens, pratiques ou informels.

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adjective

/ˌnɒnˈlɪt.ər.ər.i/C2formal
  • frSe dit d'un langage ou d'un écrit qui n'appartient pas à la littérature formelle ou savante ; sert souvent à désigner des styles d'expression quotidiens, pratiques ou informels.

Describes language or writing that is not characteristic of formal literature; often used to refer to everyday, practical, or informal styles of expression.

  1. Not related to literatureC1formal

    Not belonging to or characteristic of literature; lacking literary style or pretension.

    frnon littéraire

    • The report was written in a nonliterary style, focusing on facts.
    • His speech was refreshingly nonliterary and direct.
    • She prefers nonliterary texts like manuals and guides.

    Synonymesprosaicunliterary

    Antonymesbookisheruditeliterary

  2. Unpretentious and straightforwardC1formal

    Marked by a lack of affectation, pedantry, or artificial refinement; simple and natural.

    frSimple et naturel

    • His writing is nonliterary, avoiding complex metaphors.
    • The conversation was nonliterary and easy to follow.
    • She appreciated his nonliterary approach to storytelling.

    Synonymesartlessdirecthomespunnaturalplainsimplestraightforwardunaffectedunassumingunpretentious

    Antonymesaffectedartificialpedanticpretentiousrefined

Formes
  • more nonliterary comparative form
  • most nonliterary superlative form