authorial (C1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌɔːθɔːriəl/
Definition
Relating to or characteristic of an author, especially their authority or role in a creative work.
Examples
The authorial voice in the story was distinct and commanding.
Scholars debated the authorial perspective on the historical events depicted.
How to Use authorial
- authorial intent (collocation)
- The purpose or goal the author had when creating the work. — "Understanding authorial intent can be crucial for literary analysis."
- authorial voice (collocation)
- The unique style, tone, and perspective of the author as expressed in their writing. — "The authorial voice shifted between objective narration and personal reflection."
- authorial presence (collocation)
- The discernible influence or mark of the author within their work. — "Some critics argue for a strong authorial presence, while others prefer a more detached narrative."
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