Definition of exegematic in English:

exegematic

adjective ˌɛksɪdʒɪˈmatɪk

rare

Designating a work of literature narrated only in the voice of the author; of or relating to such a work.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Havers (fl. 1665). From post-classical Latin exegematicus narrative, explanatory, interpretative (1564; compare exegematicon (noun) narrative poetry) from Hellenistic Greek ἐξηγηματικός of or for narrative, in Byzantine Greek also having a gift for exposition from ἐξηγηματ-, ἐξήγημα explanation + -ικός; originally after French exegematique.

Definition of exegematic in US English:

exegematic

adjectiveˌɛksɪdʒɪˈmatɪk

rare

Designating a work of literature narrated only in the voice of the author; of or relating to such a work.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Havers (fl. 1665). From post-classical Latin exegematicus narrative, explanatory, interpretative (1564; compare exegematicon (noun) narrative poetry) from Hellenistic Greek ἐξηγηματικός of or for narrative, in Byzantine Greek also having a gift for exposition from ἐξηγηματ-, ἐξήγημα explanation + -ικός; originally after French exegematique.

词汇	exegematic
释义	Definition of exegematic in English: exegematic adjective ˌɛksɪdʒɪˈmatɪk rare Designating a work of literature narrated only in the voice of the author; of or relating to such a work. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Havers (fl. 1665). From post-classical Latin exegematicus narrative, explanatory, interpretative (1564; compare exegematicon (noun) narrative poetry) from Hellenistic Greek ἐξηγηματικός of or for narrative, in Byzantine Greek also having a gift for exposition from ἐξηγηματ-, ἐξήγημα explanation + -ικός; originally after French exegematique. Definition of exegematic in US English: exegematic adjectiveˌɛksɪdʒɪˈmatɪk rare Designating a work of literature narrated only in the voice of the author; of or relating to such a work. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Havers (fl. 1665). From post-classical Latin exegematicus narrative, explanatory, interpretative (1564; compare exegematicon (noun) narrative poetry) from Hellenistic Greek ἐξηγηματικός of or for narrative, in Byzantine Greek also having a gift for exposition from ἐξηγηματ-, ἐξήγημα explanation + -ικός; originally after French exegematique.
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