storywise
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7.9
About the story or plot, for example the characters and events
- adverb
- /ˈstɔːriˌwaɪz/
- Informal
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en términos de la historia
- The film was impressive storywise, even though the special effects were lacking.
Examples
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I enjoyed the show storywise, but the pacing felt a bit slow.
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I found the book engaging storywise.
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Storywise, the novel was complex, but the characters were not very believable.
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The film was weak storywise.
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Storywise, the series had a captivating plot that kept me engaged throughout.
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Although the visuals were stunning, storywise, the narrative fell flat in the final act.
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Critics praised the film for its character development storywise, making it a memorable experience.
Synonyms
narratively
vsstorywise
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6.1
In a way that shows how a story is told
is about the story or narrative aspect in general rather than structure or style
How Narrative
Surface Forms
storywise positive
Morphology
Etymology
Storywise is made from story and wise, where wise means 'way' or 'manner', just like in likewise or clockwise. So storywise means 'in terms of the story' and is used when you talk about the story part of something.