textuary
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: //tɛkˈstjuːəri//
KK: /tɛkˈstjuːəri/
adjective
Definition
Relating to or contained in written material; textual.
Example
The textuary analysis of the document revealed important themes.
Conversation
I just finished reading that article you sent me; it was really textuary in its analysis.
I know! The way it broke down the information was impressive.
Exactly, I appreciate when something is so textuary and clear.
Me too! It makes understanding complex topics so much easier.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
textual
written
literal
Antonyms
nontextual
oral
spoken
noun
Definition
A person who specializes in studying the Bible or has extensive knowledge of biblical texts.
Example
The textuary provided insightful interpretations of the ancient scriptures during the seminar.
Conversation
Have you ever met a really knowledgeable textuary?
No, I can't say that I have. What do they do?
They specialize in studying the Scriptures and can really explain things well.
Root Explanation
This word originates from Latin 'textus' (meaning woven or text) and the suffix '-ary' (meaning relating to or connected with). The word 'textuary' refers to something that is related to or connected with text.
Memory Tip
Think of 'text' as something that is 'woven' together, and '-ary' means relating to. This helps you remember that 'textuary' is about things connected to text.
Visually Confused Words
sextulary
sextary
estuary