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Definition of narrative
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of narrative is as below...
Narrative
(n.) That which is
narrated;
the
recital
of a
story;
a
continuous
account
of the
particulars
of an event or
transaction;
a
story.
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Idyl
::
Idyl (n.) A short poem;
properly,
a short
pastoral
poem; as, the idyls of
Theocritus;
also, any poem,
especially
a
narrative
or
descriptive
poem,
written
in an
eleveted
and
highly
finished
style;
also, by
extension,
any
artless
and
easily
flowing
description,
either
in
poetry
or
prose,
of
simple,
rustic
life, of
pastoral
scenes,
and the
like..
Narrative
::
Narrative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
narration;
relating
to the
particulars
of an event or
transaction.
Protactic
::
Protactic
(a.)
Giving
a
previous
narrative
or
explanation,
as of the plot or
personages
of a play;
introductory..
Monotessaron
::
Monotessaron
(n.) A
single
narrative
framed
from the
statements
of the four
evangelists;
a
gospel
harmony.
Narrative
::
Narrative
(a.) Apt or
inclined
to
relate
stories,
or to tell
particulars
of
events;
story-telling;
garrulous..
Account
::
Account
(n.) A
statement
of facts or
occurrences;
recital
of
transactions;
a
relation
or
narrative;
a
report;
a
description;
as, an
account
of a
battle..
Jejune
::
"Jejune
(a.) Void of
interest;
barren;
meager;
dry; as, a
jejune
narrative..
Mythologue
::
Mythologue
(n.) A
fabulous
narrative;
a myth.
Episode
::
Episode
(n.) A
separate
incident,
story,
or
action,
introduced
for the
purpose
of
giving
a
greater
variety
to the
events
related;
an
incidental
narrative,
or
digression,
separable
from the main
subject,
but
naturally
arising
from it..
Embellish
::
Embellish
(v. t.) To make
beautiful
or
elegant
by
ornaments;
to
decorate;
to
adorn;
as, to
embellish
a book with
pictures,
a
garden
with
shrubs
and
flowers,
a
narrative
with
striking
anecdotes,
or style with
metaphors..
Particularize
::
Particularize
(v. i.) To
mention
or
attend
to
particulars;
to give
minute
details;
to be
circumstantial;
as, to
particularize
in a
narrative..
Narratory
::
Narratory
(a.)
Giving
an
account
of
events;
narrative;
as,
narratory
letters..
Relation
::
Relation
(n.) The act of
relating
or
telling;
also, that which is
related;
recital;
account;
narration;
narrative;
as, the
relation
of
historical
events..
Statemonger
::
Statement
(n.) That which is
stated;
a
formal
embodiment
in
language
of facts or
opinions;
a
narrative;
a
recital.
Chronicle
::
Chronicle
(n.) A
narrative
of
events;
a
history;
a
record.
Narrative
::
Narrative
(n.) That which is
narrated;
the
recital
of a
story;
a
continuous
account
of the
particulars
of an event or
transaction;
a
story.
Faith
::
Faith (n.) The
belief
in the
historic
truthfulness
of the
Scripture
narrative,
and the
supernatural
origin
of its
teachings,
sometimes
called
historical
and
speculative
faith..
Gospel
::
Gospel
(v.) One of the four
narratives
of the life and death of Jesus
Christ,
written
by
Matthew,
Mark, Luke, and
John..
Parable
::
Parable
(n.) A
comparison;
a
similitude;
specifically,
a short
fictitious
narrative
of
something
which might
really
occur in life or
nature,
by means of which a moral is
drawn;
as, the
parables
of
Christ..
Full
::
Full
(Compar.)
Not
wanting
in any
essential
quality;
complete,
entire;
perfect;
adequate;
as, a full
narrative;
a
person
of full age; a full stop; a full face; the full
moon..
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