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Definition
Synonym
Romanform
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Romanform
f
Romanform
en
pl
novel form
novel forms
Romanform
f
Romanform
en
pl
novel form
novel forms
Romanform
f
Romanform
en
pl
novel form
novel forms
Deutsche
Romanform Synonyme
Englische
novel form Synonyme
novel
Bildungsroman
Gothic
novel
authentic
avant-garde
bauble
best seller
bibelot
blockbuster
book
bound book
classic
coloring book
comic
novel
creative
curio
definitive work
detective
novel
different
dime
novel
dreadful
epistolary
novel
erotic
novel
firsthand
folio
fresh
gewgaw
gimcrack
great work
hardback
historical
novel
imaginative
juvenile
juvenile book
limp-cover book
magnum opus
modern
modernistic
narrative
neoteric
new
new-fashioned
newfangled
nonbook
notebook
nouvelle
novel
of character
novel
of ideas
novel
of incident
novel
of manners
novel
of sensibility
novel
ette
novel
la
odd
opus
opuscule
opusculum
original
paperback
peculiar
penny dreadful
picaresque
novel
picture book
playbook
pocket book
pornographic
novel
prayer book
problem
novel
production
proletarian
novel
propaganda
novel
psalmbook
psalter
psychological
novel
publication
recent
regional
novel
revolutionary
river
novel
roman
roman a clef
roman-fleuve
romance
satirical
novel
science-fiction
novel
sentimental
novel
serial
shilling shocker
short story
short-short
singular
sketchbook
sociological
novel
soft-cover
songbook
special
standard work
storiette
story
storybook
strange
stream-of-consciousness
novel
tale
thesis
novel
title
tome
trade book
trifle
trinket
uncommon
unconventional
underived
unfamiliar
unheard-of
unique
untested
untried
unusual
vignette
volume
whatnot
work
writing
novel
ist
advertising writer
anecdotist
annalist
art critic
author
authoress
belletrist
bibliographer
coauthor
collaborator
columnist
compiler
composer
copywriter
creative writer
critic
dance critic
diarist
drama critic
dramatist
encyclopedist
essayist
fableist
fabler
fabulist
fictionist
free lance
free-lance writer
ghost
ghostwriter
humorist
inditer
literary artist
literary craftsman
literary critic
literary man
litterateur
logographer
magazine writer
man of letters
monographer
music critic
mythmaker
mythopoet
narrator
newspaperman
novel
ettist
pamphleteer
penwoman
poet
prose writer
raconteur
reciter
recounter
relator
reviewer
romancer
romancist
sagaman
scenario writer
scenarist
scribe
scriptwriter
short-story writer
spinner of yarns
storier
storyteller
taleteller
technical writer
teller of tales
word painter
wordsmith
writer
yarn spinner
novel
ty
advance guard
authenticity
avant-garde
bauble
brand-newness
callowness
craze
creativeness
creativity
dewiness
fad
faddiness
faddishness
faddism
faddist
freshness
gewgaw
gimcrack
gimmick
gloss of
novel
ty
greenness
immaturity
innovation
innovativeness
intactness
inventiveness
kickshaw
lateness
latest fad
latest fashion
latest wrinkle
maidenhood
mint condition
new look
newbornness
newfangled device
newfangledness
newfangleness
newness
nonimitation
novel
ness
nowness
originality
ornament
plaything
presentness
pristineness
rage
rawness
recency
recentness
strangeness
the in thing
the last word
the latest thing
toy
trifle
trinket
uncommonness
unfamiliarity
uniqueness
unusualness
vanguard
virginity
wrinkle
Romanform Definition
form
(
n.
)
A
suffix
used
to
denote
in
the
form
/
shape
of,
resembling,
etc.
Form
(
n.
)
The
shape
and
structure
of
anything,
as
distinguished
from
the
material
of
which
it
is
composed
Form
(
n.
)
Constitution
Form
(
n.
)
Established
method
of
expression
or
practice
Form
(
n.
)
Show
without
substance
Form
(
n.
)
Orderly
arrangement
Form
(
n.
)
A
shape
Form
(
n.
)
That
by
which
shape
is
given
or
determined
Form
(
n.
)
A
long
seat
Form
(
n.
)
The
seat
or
bed
of
a
hare.
Form
(
n.
)
The
type
or
other
matter
from
which
an
impression
is
to
be
taken,
arranged
and
secured
in
a
chase.
Form
(
n.
)
The
boundary
line
of
a
material
object.
In
painting,
more
generally,
the
human
body.
Form
(
n.
)
The
particular
shape
or
structure
of
a
word
or
part
of
speech
Form
(
n.
)
The
combination
of
planes
included
under
a
general
crystallographic
symbol.
It
is
not
necessarily
a
closed
solid.
Form
(
n.
)
That
assemblage
or
disposition
of
qualities
which
makes
a
conception,
or
that
internal
constitution
which
makes
an
existing
thing
to
be
what
it
is
Form
(
n.
)
Mode
of
acting
or
manifestation
to
the
senses,
or
the
intellect
Form
(
n.
)
The
peculiar
characteristics
of
an
organism
as
a
type
of
others
Form
(
n.
)
To
give
form
or
shape
to
Form
(
n.
)
To
give
a
particular
shape
to
Form
(
n.
)
To
go
to
make
up
Form
(
n.
)
To
provide
with
a
form,
as
a
hare.
See
Form,
n.,
9.
Form
(
n.
)
To
derive
by
grammatical
rules,
as
by
adding
the
proper
suffixes
and
affixes.
Form
(
v.
i.)
To
take
a
form,
definite
shape,
or
arrangement
Form
(
v.
i.)
To
run
to
a
form,
as
a
hare.
Kidney-form
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Kidney-shaped
Re-form
(
v.
t.
&
i.)
To
give
a
new
form
to
novel form / novel forms Bedeutung
shape
form
the
spatial
arrangement
of
something
as
distinct
from
its
substance,
geometry
is
the
mathematical
science
of
shape
form
genus
an
artificial
taxonomic
category
established
on
the
basis
of
morphological
resemblance
for
organisms
of
obscure
true
relationships
especially
fossil
forms
form
a
mold
for
setting
concrete,
they
built
elaborate
forms
for
pouring
the
foundation
mannequin
manikin
mannikin
manakin
form
a
life-size
dummy
used
to
display
clothes
form
shape
cast
the
visual
appearance
of
something
or
someone,
the
delicate
cast
of
his
features
good
form
behavior
that
conforms
to
social
conventions
of
the
time,
it
is
not
good
form
to
brag
about
winning
form
a
particular
mode
in
which
something
is
manifested,
his
resentment
took
the
form
of
extreme
hostility
shape
form
configuration
contour
conformation
any
spatial
attributes
(especially
as
defined
by
outline),
he
could
barely
make
out
their
shapes
form
an
ability
to
perform
well,
he
was
at
the
top
of
his
form,
the
team
was
off
form
last
night
life
form
the
characteristic
bodily
form
of
a
mature
organism
e
human
body
physical
body
material
body
soma
build
figure
physique
anatomy
shape
bod
chassis
frame
form
flesh
alternative
names
for
the
body
of
a
human
being,
Leonardo
studied
the
human
body,
he
has
a
strong
physique,
the
spirit
is
willing
but
the
flesh
is
weak
kind
sort
form
variety
a
category
of
things
distinguished
by
some
common
characteristic
or
quality,
sculpture
is
a
form
of
art,
what
kinds
of
desserts
are
there?
art
form
(architecture)
a
form
of
artistic
expression
(such
as
writing
or
painting
or
architecture)
form
shape
pattern
a
perceptual
structure,
the
composition
presents
problems
for
students
of
musical
form,
a
visual
pattern
must
include
not
only
objects
but
the
spaces
between
them
sonata
form
a
musical
form
having
sections
--
exposition
and
development
and
recapitulation,
characteristic
of
st
movement
of
a
sonata
or
symphony
form
word
form
signifier
descriptor
the
phonological
or
orthographic
sound
or
appearance
of
a
word
that
can
be
used
to
describe
or
identify
something,
the
inflected
forms
of
a
word
can
be
represented
by
a
stem
and
a
list
of
inflections
to
be
attached
plural
plural
form
the
form
of
a
word
that
is
used
to
denote
more
than
one
singular
singular
form
the
form
of
a
word
that
is
used
to
denote
a
singleton
citation
form
main
entry
word
entry
word
the
form
of
a
word
that
heads
a
lexical
entry
and
is
alphabetized
in
a
dictionary
free
morpheme
free
form
a
morpheme
that
can
occur
alone
bound
morpheme
bound
form
a
morpheme
that
occurs
only
as
part
of
a
larger
construction,
eg
an
-s
at
the
end
of
plural
nouns
combining
form
a
bound
form
used
only
in
compounds,
`hemato-'
is
a
combining
form
in
words
like
`hematology'
part
of
speech
form
class
word
class
one
of
the
traditional
categories
of
words
intended
to
reflect
their
functions
in
a
grammatical
context
major
form
class
any
of
the
major
parts
of
speech
of
traditional
grammar
transitive
verb
transitive
verb
form
transitive
a
verb
(or
verb
construction)
that
requires
an
object
in
order
to
be
grammatical
doubly
transitive
verb
doubly
transitive
verb
form
a
transitive
verb
that
takes
both
a
direct
and
an
indirect
object
intransitive
verb
intransitive
verb
form
intransitive
a
verb
(or
verb
construction)
that
does
not
take
an
object
title
title
of
respect
form
of
address
an
identifying
appellation
signifying
status
or
function:
e.g.
`Mr.'
or
`General',
the
professor
didn't
like
his
friends
to
use
his
formal
title
poem
verse
form
a
composition
written
in
metrical
feet
forming
rhythmical
lines
form
a
printed
document
with
spaces
in
which
to
write,
he
filled
out
his
tax
form
application
form
a
form
to
use
when
making
an
application
claim
form
a
form
to
use
when
filing
a
claim
order
form
a
form
to
use
when
placing
an
order
requisition
requisition
form
an
official
form
on
which
a
request
in
made,
first
you
have
to
fill
out
the
requisition
tax
form
a
form
to
use
when
paying
your
taxes
telegraph
form
a
form
to
use
when
sending
a
telegram
form
letter
a
letter
that
is
printed
in
multiple
copies
and
mailed
to
a
list
of
recipients
form
an
arrangement
of
the
elements
in
a
composition
or
discourse,
the
essay
was
in
the
form
of
a
dialogue,
he
first
sketches
the
plot
in
outline
form
wave
form
waveform
wave
shape
the
shape
of
a
wave
illustrated
graphically
by
plotting
the
values
of
the
period
quantity
against
time
form
family
(biology)
an
artificial
taxonomic
category
for
organisms
of
which
the
true
relationships
are
obscure
form
genus
(biology)
an
artificial
taxonomic
category
for
organisms
of
which
the
true
relationships
are
obscure
form
variant
strain
var.
(biology)
a
group
of
organisms
within
a
species
that
differ
in
trivial
ways
from
similar
groups,
a
new
strain
of
microorganisms
form
division
an
artificial
taxonomic
category
for
organisms
of
which
the
true
relationships
are
obscure
class
form
grade
course
a
body
of
students
who
are
taught
together,
early
morning
classes
are
always
sleepy
political
system
form
of
government
the
members
of
a
social
organization
who
are
in
power
genus
Rhizoctinia
form
genus
Rhizoctinia
form
genus
of
imperfect
fungi
some
species
of
which
are
now
placed
in
genera
Pellicularia
and
Corticium
because
their
perfect
stages
have
been
found
imperative
mood
imperative
jussive
mood
imperative
form
a
mood
that
expresses
an
intention
to
influence
the
listener's
behavior
leaf
shape
leaf
form
any
of
the
various
shape
that
leaves
of
plants
can
assume
phase
form
(physical
chemistry)
a
distinct
state
of
matter
in
a
system,
matter
that
is
identical
in
chemical
composition
and
physical
state
and
separated
from
other
material
by
the
phase
boundary,
the
reaction
occurs
in
the
liquid
phase
of
the
system
change
shape
change
form
deform
assume
a
different
shape
or
form
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