Definition

Relating to a system of linking text in a way that allows users to navigate between different pieces of information easily.

Example

The website uses hypertextual links to connect various articles and resources.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how hypertextual links change the way we read online?

Totally! It's like you can explore so many different paths while reading.

Exactly! I find it fascinating how hypertextual content can lead to unexpected discoveries.

Same here! It makes reading more interactive and engaging.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Hypertextual → It is formed from "hyper-" (from Greek "hyper", meaning over or beyond) and "textual" (from Latin "textus", meaning woven or text). The word "hypertextual" refers to text that goes beyond traditional text, often linking to other texts or information.

Memory Tip

Think of 'hyper-' meaning 'beyond' and 'textual' relating to 'text' — this helps you remember that 'hypertextual' refers to text that goes beyond the usual, often linking to more information.

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