textual
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- adjective
- /ˈtɛkstʃuəl/
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textual
- The researcher provided textual evidence to support her argument in the paper.
- textual evidence
- textual analysis
- textual criticism
But what he gives textual evidence from the Bible that says that.
- But what he gives textual evidence from the Bible that says that.
- And so this is the first textual source of Islamic law, It's constitutional text.
- And this was a dream that many of us here in the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis had.
- You can't play the kind of like meta textual remove.
- Is this the body via its wounds, is still the locus of textual inscription.
- I mean, we only had really one point of textual contact over the course of my three-week trip.
- The way we define textual languages typically is through a grammar.
- So again, this is textual, but in order to diagnose and redress discrimination.
- But already the introduction of a textual element that Ashley could be filmed with perfect to to maximum effect.
Examples
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In literature classes, we often analyze textual elements to understand the author's intent.
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It's called textual criticism.
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But what he gives textual evidence from the Bible that says that.
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You want some textual support for your view, for your reading a block pen.
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We find the authority of the author instead, somewhere within textual experience.
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And this was a dream that many of us here in the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis had.
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The way we define textual languages typically is through a grammar.
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I've always enjoyed that textual investigation.
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The second distinction is between the textual and the constructed level of the literary work of art.
Academic text (1990) -
Many of the other textual prayers described above can also fall into the devotional category.
Academic text (2008)
Compounds
- Specialized
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A study of different copies of a writing to find its original words
- Specialized
Study of original texts and documents, including describing, copying, editing, and adding notes
How Textual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word textual comes from text, which comes from the old Latin root tex- meaning 'to weave', because people once thought of writing as threads woven together. So, textual means 'relating to written or printed words'.