unthematic
- adjective
- /ʌnˈθɛmætɪk/
- Literature
- The artist created an unthematic painting that stood out for its lack of defined subject.
Examples
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First, one must give the closest possible attention to even the smallest details and, in particular, the unthematic ones.
Academic text (2003) -
Moreover, the notion of an "unthematic" and "anonymous" divine self-bestowal that attains its final actualization in Jesus Christ places the Christian in the peculiar position of claiming to know the real truth of another religion better than an actual adherent of that tradition.
Academic text (1999) -
Many of the poems in the collection were unthematic, focusing instead on free expression and emotion.
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His unthematic style made the music feel experimental and open to interpretation.
Synonyms
Not having a single main idea or subject
Not having a clear connection between parts
Antonyms
How Thematic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unthematic breaks into un- meaning 'not' and theme meaning 'main idea' or a 'short musical tune'. So, unthematic describes something that does not have a clear theme or repeating idea, like a piece of music or a text without a central idea.