Definition of autobiographical in English:

autobiographical

adjective ɔːtəbʌɪəˈɡrafɪk(ə)lˌɔdəbaɪəˈɡræfək(ə)l

(of a written work) dealing with the writer's own life.
an autobiographical account
the book is partly autobiographical
Example sentencesExamples
- He has taken the autobiographical genre and adapted it to suit his own particular requirements.
- Only now do we know just how autobiographical these three novels really were.
- He admits the story is partly autobiographical, drawn from his experiences on the live music scene.
- These stories were written over many years and often rework autobiographical material.
- First, it could well be the case that writers become more autobiographical as time goes on.
- He also wrote an autobiographical novel in the cruel and sentimental manner: characters as puppets on a string.
- Each article is prefaced by an autobiographical account of its genesis and by other retrospective thoughts.
- As she points out, most poets these days begin with autobiographical material.
- He supplies almost no autobiographical material and tries to come across as just a regular guy.
- So it sounds like there is an autobiographical angle to some of the things that you write.
- The most famous published autobiographical accounts of the intercontinental trade were predominately male.
- Much of his work is autobiographical but he says this is his most personal project yet.
- Now she has written an autobiographical novel in an attempt to exorcise her trauma.
- Her autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar, appeared under her own name in 1971.
- There's a lot of people writing very autobiographical songs and I feel I encouraged people to go in that direction.
- Although she insists the book is not based on her own life, the central character is largely autobiographical.
- The stories strike a balance between being autobiographical and being about society at large.
- A few years ago I was supervising a Masters student who was writing an autobiographical novel.
- A lot of the incidents in the book actually happened to him, he concedes: but it is not purely autobiographical.
- Everyone asks her how autobiographical the book is, she says wearily.

Derivatives

autobiographic

adjective ɔːtəbʌɪəˈɡrafɪkˌôdəˌbīəˈɡrafik

In the course of her academic career, she has written a few autobiographic pieces about her own struggle for equality.
Example sentencesExamples
- A volume of his collected autobiographic sketches is to appear soon.
- She was the first Chinese woman to write candidly about her own life in a rather autobiographic novel.
- Both of these images are autobiographic portraiture.
- This later work reflects a literary shift, a turn to more personal, autobiographic poetry.

autobiographically

adverb

So this is told autobiographically and chronologically, right?
Example sentencesExamples
- I began this essay autobiographically and I bring it to a close autobiographically.
- He plays himself, reminiscing autobiographically about his eventful life on and off Broadway as a producer.
- He organizes his record collection, for example, not by performers or topics, but autobiographically, by when he bought a record and why.
- He never wrote so autobiographically again; his life remained creatively off-limits.

Definition of autobiographical in US English:

autobiographical

adjectiveˌôdəbīəˈɡrafək(ə)lˌɔdəbaɪəˈɡræfək(ə)l

(of a written work) dealing with the writer's own life.
an autobiographical account
the book is partly autobiographical
Example sentencesExamples
- He has taken the autobiographical genre and adapted it to suit his own particular requirements.
- He also wrote an autobiographical novel in the cruel and sentimental manner: characters as puppets on a string.
- The stories strike a balance between being autobiographical and being about society at large.
- The most famous published autobiographical accounts of the intercontinental trade were predominately male.
- Only now do we know just how autobiographical these three novels really were.
- He supplies almost no autobiographical material and tries to come across as just a regular guy.
- There's a lot of people writing very autobiographical songs and I feel I encouraged people to go in that direction.
- Now she has written an autobiographical novel in an attempt to exorcise her trauma.
- Her autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar, appeared under her own name in 1971.
- Although she insists the book is not based on her own life, the central character is largely autobiographical.
- A lot of the incidents in the book actually happened to him, he concedes: but it is not purely autobiographical.
- First, it could well be the case that writers become more autobiographical as time goes on.
- Each article is prefaced by an autobiographical account of its genesis and by other retrospective thoughts.
- Everyone asks her how autobiographical the book is, she says wearily.
- These stories were written over many years and often rework autobiographical material.
- He admits the story is partly autobiographical, drawn from his experiences on the live music scene.
- Much of his work is autobiographical but he says this is his most personal project yet.
- So it sounds like there is an autobiographical angle to some of the things that you write.
- A few years ago I was supervising a Masters student who was writing an autobiographical novel.
- As she points out, most poets these days begin with autobiographical material.

单词	autobiographical
释义	Definition of autobiographical in English: autobiographical adjective ɔːtəbʌɪəˈɡrafɪk(ə)lˌɔdəbaɪəˈɡræfək(ə)l (of a written work) dealing with the writer's own life. an autobiographical account the book is partly autobiographical Example sentencesExamples He has taken the autobiographical genre and adapted it to suit his own particular requirements. Only now do we know just how autobiographical these three novels really were. He admits the story is partly autobiographical, drawn from his experiences on the live music scene. These stories were written over many years and often rework autobiographical material. First, it could well be the case that writers become more autobiographical as time goes on. He also wrote an autobiographical novel in the cruel and sentimental manner: characters as puppets on a string. Each article is prefaced by an autobiographical account of its genesis and by other retrospective thoughts. As she points out, most poets these days begin with autobiographical material. He supplies almost no autobiographical material and tries to come across as just a regular guy. So it sounds like there is an autobiographical angle to some of the things that you write. The most famous published autobiographical accounts of the intercontinental trade were predominately male. Much of his work is autobiographical but he says this is his most personal project yet. Now she has written an autobiographical novel in an attempt to exorcise her trauma. Her autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar, appeared under her own name in 1971. There's a lot of people writing very autobiographical songs and I feel I encouraged people to go in that direction. Although she insists the book is not based on her own life, the central character is largely autobiographical. The stories strike a balance between being autobiographical and being about society at large. A few years ago I was supervising a Masters student who was writing an autobiographical novel. A lot of the incidents in the book actually happened to him, he concedes: but it is not purely autobiographical. Everyone asks her how autobiographical the book is, she says wearily. Derivatives autobiographic adjective ɔːtəbʌɪəˈɡrafɪkˌôdəˌbīəˈɡrafik In the course of her academic career, she has written a few autobiographic pieces about her own struggle for equality. Example sentencesExamples A volume of his collected autobiographic sketches is to appear soon. She was the first Chinese woman to write candidly about her own life in a rather autobiographic novel. Both of these images are autobiographic portraiture. This later work reflects a literary shift, a turn to more personal, autobiographic poetry. autobiographically adverb So this is told autobiographically and chronologically, right? Example sentencesExamples I began this essay autobiographically and I bring it to a close autobiographically. He plays himself, reminiscing autobiographically about his eventful life on and off Broadway as a producer. He organizes his record collection, for example, not by performers or topics, but autobiographically, by when he bought a record and why. He never wrote so autobiographically again; his life remained creatively off-limits. Definition of autobiographical in US English: autobiographical adjectiveˌôdəbīəˈɡrafək(ə)lˌɔdəbaɪəˈɡræfək(ə)l (of a written work) dealing with the writer's own life. an autobiographical account the book is partly autobiographical Example sentencesExamples He has taken the autobiographical genre and adapted it to suit his own particular requirements. He also wrote an autobiographical novel in the cruel and sentimental manner: characters as puppets on a string. The stories strike a balance between being autobiographical and being about society at large. The most famous published autobiographical accounts of the intercontinental trade were predominately male. Only now do we know just how autobiographical these three novels really were. He supplies almost no autobiographical material and tries to come across as just a regular guy. There's a lot of people writing very autobiographical songs and I feel I encouraged people to go in that direction. Now she has written an autobiographical novel in an attempt to exorcise her trauma. Her autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar, appeared under her own name in 1971. Although she insists the book is not based on her own life, the central character is largely autobiographical. A lot of the incidents in the book actually happened to him, he concedes: but it is not purely autobiographical. First, it could well be the case that writers become more autobiographical as time goes on. Each article is prefaced by an autobiographical account of its genesis and by other retrospective thoughts. Everyone asks her how autobiographical the book is, she says wearily. These stories were written over many years and often rework autobiographical material. He admits the story is partly autobiographical, drawn from his experiences on the live music scene. Much of his work is autobiographical but he says this is his most personal project yet. So it sounds like there is an autobiographical angle to some of the things that you write. A few years ago I was supervising a Masters student who was writing an autobiographical novel. As she points out, most poets these days begin with autobiographical material.
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