n. a long story about people and events that are imagined by the author; adj. new and different -That's a novel idea..-
Louis read a novel.
Louis read a novel.
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She was correcting the proofs of her novel.
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Literary genres include the novel and the sonnet.
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Into how many books was this novel divided?
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In what state is the novel set?
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The man's action foreshadows what will come later in the novel.
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In his novel he states; that a wormhole will become a highway in the future.
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What aunt in this novel claimed to hear the crack of dawn?
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The writer fictionalized the lives of his parents in his latest novel.
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I read a suspenseful novel.
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In "Escape" what does the romance novel Mom buys represent?
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What novel method did Rachel Charles discover for santizing water?
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What novel was Robert Louis Stevenson was inspired to write after painting a map with his son?
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I read a great whodunit novel.
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What novel did E. B. White write in his boat house among the spiders?
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book; new; original; fiction; narrative
standard; common; customary; non-fiction
2 syllables
nov-el
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grovel
scovell
scovill
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