textually

In written form

In a way that relates to or involves text.

Something expressed textually appears in written form rather than spoken, visual, or other media: The contract was textually ambiguous.

In literary studies, textually often concerns close reading of written works: a textually rich analysis of the poem.

manner

verbally

By means of speech

eloquently · articulately · fluently · vividly · literally · figuratively · metaphorically · rhetorically · stylistically · poetically

analysis

interpretation

Assigned meaning

annotation · commentary · critique · deconstruction · explication · inference · paraphrase · gloss · nuance · implication

written

manuscript

Original text before publication

calligraphy · typography · handwriting · document · notation · marginalia · footnote · citation · quotation · excerpt

linguistic

syntax

Rules for arranging words

diction · structure · coherence · clarity · precision · rhetoric · style · tone · vocabulary · morphology

literary

narrative

Account of events

  • proseUnversified language
  • poetryMetrical literary composition
  • fictionImagined narrative work

dialogue · metaphor · simile · imagery · symbolism · theme · plot · character · author · genre

digital

hypertext

Documents connected by links

formatted · markup · metadata · OCR · plaintext · PDF · scrollable · clickable · copyable · editable

Opposites
communication medium

textuallyorally

By spoken word

verbally · aurally · vocally · aloud · visually

literalness of interpretation

textuallycontextually

Depending on surrounding circumstances

figuratively · interpretively · liberally · loosely · spiritually

Phrases
Family

textual, contextual, contextualize, contextually, textualism, contextualization

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