novelistic / ˌnɒv əˈlɪs tɪk /
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novelistic 的定义
adj. 形容词 adjective- of, relating to, or characteristic of novels.
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- The book also refuses to conform to conventional novelistic style.
- They have a novelistic drive to them in which all of that research is integrated in a powerful and sustaining way.
- He tried to brand what he was doing—calling it a "novelistic chronicle," or an "expanded view of the memoir form."
- The narrative of House of Cards, itself based on a novel by Michael Dobbs, is largely dependent on a novelistic structure.
- He admired Tom Wolfe, and he had shockingly grand, novelistic aspirations of capturing full men.
- You, now—the best things you have done are altogether in conflict with novelistic conventionalities.
- As far as the smart point of view goes, I couldn't do anything better than go in for the studio, or novelistic business.
- In short, his place is unique, apart from the normal lines of novelistic development.
- This, I take it, is the novelistic imagination of which we hear so much.
- It was a pen name devised by the feminine member of the novelistic firm.