literary in Latin
literary in Latin is litterārius, litterarius — literary means relating to literature, especially fiction, poetry, and other creative writing.
literary in Latin
litterārius
litterarius
What does "literary" mean?
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adj Relating to literature, especially fiction, poetry, and other creative writing.
"She has a strong literary background, having studied English and Comparative Literature."
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adj Suited to formal or artistic writing rather than everyday speech.
"The report used a literary style that felt out of place in a business memo."
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literary in a sentence
- She has a strong literary background, having studied English and Comparative Literature.
- The report used a literary style that felt out of place in a business memo.
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What is "literary" in Latin?
"literary" in Latin is litterārius, litterarius. literary means: Relating to literature, especially fiction, poetry, and other creative writing.
How do you use "literary" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a strong literary background, having studied English and Comparative Literature." In Latin, "literary" is litterārius, litterarius.
Are there other ways to say "literary" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "literary": litterārius, litterarius.
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