Definition

To change something into a story or book, especially a fictional one.

Example

The author decided to novelise her experiences into a captivating story.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how authors novelise their experiences?

Yeah, it's fascinating how they turn real-life events into stories.

I wonder if I could novelise my travel adventures someday.

You definitely should! That would make a great book.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Novelise → It is formed from "novel" (from Latin *novus*, meaning new) and "-ise" (a suffix used to form verbs indicating to make or to become). The word "novelise" means to make something new or to adapt a story into a new form, particularly in literature.

Memory Tip

Think of 'new' ('novus') and remember that 'novelise' means to make something new or adapt it into a new form.

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