English to Japanese Meaning of epistolary - 書簡

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Definitions of epistolary in English
Adjective(1) written in the form of or carried on by letters or correspondence
Examples of epistolary in English
(1) In one sense it is an epistolary novel, replete with plot and characters, scenes and backdrops.(2) ÔÇÿThis is an epistolary novel so heartbreaking that no one is likely to surpass its emotional effects in a letter formÔÇÖ, writes Irving.(3) Shklovsky's second literary book - Zoo, or Letters Not about Love - takes the form of an epistolary novel.(4) Also in 2004, her infamous epistolary vampire novel, The Letters of Mina Harker, was reprinted by the University of Wisconsin Press.(5) Richardson's epistolary novels hinge entirely on the emotional lives of his characters.
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English to Japanese Dictionary: epistolary

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