type |
n |
lex_filenum |
10 |
def |
a way of expressing something (in language or art or music etc.) that is characteristic of a particular person or group of
people or period
|
examples |
all the reporters were expected to adopt the style of the newspaper
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Outgoing links |
Hypernym |
communication |
Domain of synset - TOPIC |
language, linguistic communication; art, artistic creation, artistic production; music |
Derivationally related form |
style → stylistic; style → stylist; style → stylize |
Derivationally related form |
style → stylist |
Hyponym |
allegory; analysis; bathos; black humor, black humour; device; eloquence, fluency, smoothness; euphuism; flatness; formulation, expression; grandiosity, magniloquence, ornateness, grandiloquence, rhetoric; headlinese; jargon; journalese; legalese; manner of speaking, speech, delivery; music genre, musical genre, genre, musical style; officialese; pathos; prose; rhetoric; saltiness, coarseness; self-expression; sesquipedality; terseness; turn of phrase, turn of expression; vein; verboseness, verbosity; writing style, literary genre, genre; poetry |
Incoming links |
Derivationally related form |
stylistic → style; stylist → style; stylize → style |
Hyponym |
communication |
Member of this domain - TOPIC |
art, artistic creation, artistic production; language, linguistic communication; music |
Hypernym |
allegory; analysis; bathos; black humor, black humour; device; eloquence, fluency, smoothness; euphuism; flatness; formulation, expression; grandiosity, magniloquence, ornateness, grandiloquence, rhetoric; headlinese; jargon; journalese; legalese; manner of speaking, speech, delivery; music genre, musical genre, genre, musical style; officialese; pathos; prose; rhetoric; saltiness, coarseness; self-expression; sesquipedality; terseness; turn of phrase, turn of expression; vein; verboseness, verbosity; writing style, literary genre, genre; poetry |
Derivationally related form |
stylist → style |
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