extraliterary
extraliterary adjective: outside literature.
Adjective
extraliterary (comparative more extraliterary, superlative most extraliterary)
- Outside literature.
- For all the obvious extraliterary reasons, “This Is Water” is often an extremely painful reading experience, and in this opinion I cannot imagine I will be alone.2009 April 26, Tom Bissell, “Great and Terrible Truths”, in New York Times
Forms of extraliterary
| comparative | more extraliterary |
|---|---|
| superlative | most extraliterary |
Origin of extraliterary
From extra- + literary.
Questions about extraliterary
- What does extraliterary mean?
- Extraliterary means outside literature.
- What part of speech is extraliterary?
- Extraliterary is an adjective.
Words near extraliterary in the dictionary
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