genre in Latin
genre in Latin is genus — genre means a category of artistic work, especially literature, music, or film, defined by a shared style or subject matter.
genre in Latin
genus
A kind; a stylistic category or sort, especially of literature or other artworks.
What does "genre" mean?
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noun A category of artistic work, especially literature, music, or film, defined by a shared style or subject matter.
"Science fiction is her favorite genre to read."
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genre in a sentence
- Science fiction is her favorite genre to read.
- The band's sound blends elements from several genres.
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What is "genre" in Latin?
"genre" in Latin is genus. genre means: A category of artistic work, especially literature, music, or film, defined by a shared style or subject matter.
How do you use "genre" in a sentence?
Example: "Science fiction is her favorite genre to read." In Latin, "genre" is genus.
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