nonallusive

Adjective

nonallusive (comparative more nonallusive, superlative most nonallusive)

1. Not allusive; making no allusions; straightforward.
   • The Golden Notebook has been criticized for discussing the inadequacy of language in adequate language, for "talk[ing] about disorder in a very orderly way—in an accessible style, and a determinedly everyday vocabulary, one usually nonallusive, even pedestrian."1994, Gayle Greene, Doris Lessing: The Poetics of Change, page 117
   • Some references to the rising of the sun or moon appear simply to signal a new day or night, and some of these nonallusive references have been omitted from the following list (though, too, some of the references that have been included may indeed be nonallusive in the final analysis) .2013, John Sepich, Notes on Blood Meridian