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Comparative for concerning the writing, study, or content of literature
“He describes the use of colloquial and vulgar language rarely seen in literary works of the time.”
Comparative for involving prose or language associated with literary works or other formal writing
“The writer was using literary prose and figurative language to communicate a technical process.”
Comparative for being, or involving the use of, fiction or storytelling
“The Oresteia is a literary tale about the self-defeating nature of vengeance.”
Comparative for highly educated or knowledgable
“This notion of a great chain of influence linking the great literary minds of the Greeks and Romans to their counterparts in the Renaissance, Enlightenment, Victorian, and Modern periods has largely been abandoned.”
Comparative for relating to intellectual or artistic progress, advancement or achievements
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