storytelling
- adjective
- /ˈstɔːriˌtɛlɪŋ/
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narrativo
- The film's storytelling style kept the audience engaged from start to finish.
And also what are the kind of, you know, to create an immersive storytelling game?
- And also what are the kind of, you know, to create an immersive storytelling game?
- So I can't falter for for liking that British comedic sensibility and storytelling panache.
- Now I realize that I could have taken a more technical approach with this presentation versus the storytelling route.
- And I think that rejecting that, rejecting the fact that we have to use, we are storytelling creatures, we have to use things that are narrative based.
- But really trying to learn like the technical storytelling process.
- So that's a great storytelling thing.
- So we have the idea of creating what I'm calling semantic or storytelling money.
Examples
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Modern advertising often uses storytelling techniques to connect with consumers emotionally.
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She admired the author's unique storytelling approach in weaving together different timelines.
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The storytelling at the festival was captivating.
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I love storytelling because it brings people together.
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The film's storytelling style kept the audience engaged from start to finish.
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Modern advertising often uses storytelling techniques to connect with consumers emotionally.
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She admired the author's unique storytelling approach in weaving together different timelines.
Synonyms
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About telling a story in speech or writing
Relating to the way a story is told
Relating to the voice that tells a story
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Etymology
Storytelling used as an adjective describes the methods or style of telling a story. It comes from the same parts, story ('an account of events') and telling ('saying something to others'), so it means 'relating to how a story is told'.