Genre and Way

Genre

Genre noun - A number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in common.

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Way and genre are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Genre".

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Genre and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Genre" instead a noun "Way".

known	known genre	known way
preferred	preferred genre	preferred way
old	old genre	old way
exact	exact genre	exact way
Other adjectives: particular, similar, usual, common, specific, right, certain, true, proper, popular, entire, hard, main, new, unique, major, traditional, possible, different.

Genre Shift: Dick used to pull this in a low-key way, because he liked telling stories from the Point of View of more than one character, and he adapted from James Joyce the technique of shifting the style to reflect the way the character would write, if the character could write.

Source: Creator / Philip K. Dick
The physically-oriented action hero, who may not let common sense get in the way of a good adventure, who gives his name to an entire genre of romantic adventure stories.

Source: Romance Genre Heroes
Sam Sprinkles, from Zebra Girl, is a former cartoon actor who is way too Genre Savvy for his own good, and has a tendency to get very, very mouthy with people over their role in the story.

Source: Genre Savvy / Web Comics

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