memoiric
memoiric adjective: of or pertaining to anecdotes based on one's own life; autobiographical.
Adjective
memoiric (comparative more memoiric, superlative most memoiric)
- Of or pertaining to anecdotes based on one's own life; autobiographical.
- This episode is another in a series of mystifying maneuvers made at the time. Mystifying, because all references to it found in the memoiric literature are contradictory; likewise, because rumors of a Reichswehr- Red generals conspiracy were floating about simultaneously, possibly as a part of a...2003, Gary Kern, A Death in Washington: Walter G. Krivitsky and the Stalin Terror, page 104
- The Chelsea's basement is also the setting for the climactic scene in Dee Dee Ramone's 2001 novel Chelsea Horror Hotel, a mix of factually-based memoiric anecdotes, paranoid hallucinations and revenge fantasies.2013, James Lough, This Ain't No Holiday Inn: Down and Out at the Chelsea Hotel 1980-1995, page 262
Forms of memoiric
| comparative | more memoiric |
|---|---|
| superlative | most memoiric |
Origin of memoiric
From memoir + -ic.
Questions about memoiric
- What does memoiric mean?
- Memoiric means of or pertaining to anecdotes based on one's own life; autobiographical.
- What part of speech is memoiric?
- Memoiric is an adjective.
Words near memoiric in the dictionary
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