English to Latin Meaning of novel - Romanorum

Novel :

Romanorum

noun

Romanorum, ficta, rogationem

adjective

impetus, Romanorum, quamque nouum,, In Condition, nova illa, novus, omnis tempus, iuvenis, recens, recentibus, renata

Novel :: novelNovelette :: noveletteNovelettes :: NovelettesNovelist :: FABULATORNovelists :: novelistsNovelization :: novelizationNovelizations :: novelizationsNovelize :: novelizeNovelizes :: novelizesNovels :: conscripserit

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Definitions of novel in English

Noun(1) an extended fictional work in prose; usually in the form of a story(2) a printed and bound book that is an extended work of fiction
Adjective(1) original and of a kind not seen before(2) pleasantly new or different

Examples of novel in English

(1) In addition to the known genes, we identified six mutations of novel genes.(2) she was reading a paperback novel(3) Two hundred years later the playwright Christopher Hampton took Laclos's novel and turned it into a play.(4) This is not to say that this campaign has not produced any novel ideas; they have just been lost in the flood.(5) Red Dragon is adapted from the Thomas Harris novel of the same name.(6) Adapted from the original novel by H.G. Wells, the film is co-directed by his great-grandson Simon Wells.(7) If you were to choose a Janet Frame novel to make into a radio drama, Living in the Maniototo might not be it.(8) But it's an entirely novel concept and provides a totally different experience to the viewer.(9) The classic English detective novel marries the two elements.(10) One novel idea is to attempt a mass centipede walk around the athletics track at the County Ground.(11) Q. Do you fancy the challenge of adapting a graphic novel ?(12) the novel is the most adaptable of all literary forms(13) Is it comparable then to the greatest novel of the century, Ulysses?(14) It is not surprising that Fisher's novel ideas took time to become accepted.(15) Critics note that novel genes introduced into GM plants could produce proteins that are toxic, allergenic or carcinogenic.(16) Last autumn and winter brought the prospect of a new manager and fresh legs and novel ideas.

Related Phrases of novel

(1) the novel ::

novae

(2) graphic novel ::

graphic novel

(3) detective novel ::

detective novel

(4) historical novel ::

historia liber novis

(5) mystery novel ::

sacramentum novae

(6) fantasy novel ::

fantasy Romanum

(7) crime novel ::

novum crimen

(8) novel idea ::

ideam Romanum

(9) romantic novel ::

Romanorum venereum

(10) light novel ::

nova lux

Related Phrases of novel

(1) the novel ::

novae

(2) graphic novel ::

graphic novel

(3) detective novel ::

detective novel

(4) historical novel ::

historia liber novis

(5) mystery novel ::

sacramentum novae

(6) fantasy novel ::

fantasy Romanum

(7) crime novel ::

novum crimen

(8) novel idea ::

ideam Romanum

(9) romantic novel ::

Romanorum venereum

(10) light novel ::

nova lux

Synonyms

Adjective

1. new ::

novus

2. original ::

original

3. unusual ::

insolitam

4. unfamiliar ::

incognita

5. unconventional ::

unconventional

6. unorthodox ::

insuetam

7. different ::

alium

8. fresh ::

recentibus

9. imaginative ::

imaginatiua

10. innovative ::

innovative

12. inventive ::

inventivum

13. modern ::

modern

14. neoteric ::

neoteric

15. avant-garde ::

Avant-garde

17. groundbreaking ::

groundbreaking

18. revolutionary ::

rerum

19. rare ::

rara

20. unique ::

unique

21. singular ::

singulari

22. unprecedented ::

quamque nouum,

23. experimental ::

experimentalem

24. untested ::

sed ineffraenata libido

25. untried ::

indemnatum inpune voluistis

26. strange ::

novis

27. exotic ::

exoticis

28. newfangled ::

novitatibus futtilibus

Noun

29. book ::

liber

30. paperback ::

paperback

31. hardcover ::

paperback

32. story ::

fabula

33. tale ::

fabula

34. narrative ::

narrationis

35. romance ::

romance

37. piece of fiction ::

fragmen ficta

38. bestseller ::

Liber prosperissimus et mirabilis

39. blockbuster ::

blockbuster

40. potboiler ::

potboiler

Antonyms

1. familiar ::

nota

2. hackneyed ::

CALCATUS

3. old ::

veteris

4. tired ::

lassata est

Different Forms

novel, novelette, novelettes, novelist, novelists, novelization, novelizations, novelize, novelizes, novels

Word Example from TV Shows

Yeah. He's, uh, over in the graphic NOVEL section.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 7

You can write a NOVEL.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

Now, in the beloved NOVEL Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 8

Examples of novel from TV Shows

Yeah. He's, uh, over in the graphic NOVEL section.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 7

You can write a NOVEL.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

Now, in the beloved NOVEL Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 8

English to Latin Dictionary: novel

Meaning and definitions of novel, translation in Latin language for novel with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of novel in Latin and in English language.

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English to Latin Dictionary: novel

Meaning and definitions of novel, translation in Latin language for novel with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of novel in Latin and in English language.

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