Literature
Literature noun - Published writings in a particular style on a particular subject.
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Synonyms for Literature
Reading and literature are semantically related in written word topic. In some cases you can use "Reading" instead a noun "Literature".
Reading
Reading noun - A presentation of an artistic work (as a piece of music) from a particular point of view.
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Synonyms for Reading
Literature and reading are semantically related in written word topic. Sometimes you can use "Literature" instead a noun "Reading".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- culture and literature
- culture and reading
- account and literature
- account and reading
- treatment and literature
- treatment and reading
- education and literature
- education and reading
- material and literature
- material and reading
- passage and literature
- passage and reading
- piece and literature
- piece and reading
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Child Prodigy: Matilda is 5 years old, but has been reading classical literature during her spare time, and is able to do mental arithmetic that even her teacher need to work out on paper.
Source: Literature / Matilda -
Though the narrative is mostly linear, Saleem acts like a literature student performing a deep reading of a work, and excitedly references future events whenever he notices something significant.
Source: Literature / Midnight's Children -
Alezair often mentions her love for literature, and Zhevraine is almost always seen reading.
Source: Literature / The Antithesis
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