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lit-verse

lit-verse noun: a literary universe, a fictional milieu formed out of a body of literature in a particular setting.

Noun

lit-verse (plural lit-verses)

  1. (slang) A literary universe, a fictional milieu formed out of a body of literature in a particular setting.

Forms of lit-verse

plurallit-verses
alternative formlitverse

Origin of lit-verse

lit + -verse, from lit (“literature”).

Questions about lit-verse

What does lit-verse mean?
Lit-verse means a literary universe, a fictional milieu formed out of a body of literature in a particular setting.
What part of speech is lit-verse?
Lit-verse is a noun.
What is the plural of lit-verse?
The plural of lit-verse is lit-verses.

Words near lit-verse in the dictionary

  1. lit'l
  2. lit'rally
  3. lit-fic
  4. lit-house
  5. lit-houses
  6. lit-verse
  7. lit-verses
  8. lit.
  9. Lit. Hum.
  10. Lita
  11. litai

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