Definition
Definition of textuary - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
textualDated contained in a text or documentDated
- The textuary evidence was crucial for the case.
2.
authorityDated serving as an authoritative text or standardDated
- The textuary guidelines were followed by all members.
Noun
1.
religionDated person knowledgeable about religious textsDated
- The textuary explained the ancient scriptures to the group.
2.
strict adherenceDated person who strictly follows written textsDated
- As a textuary, she never deviated from the original manuscript.
Origin of textuary
Latin, textus (text)
Examples of textuary in a sentence
Her argument was supported by textuary references. The textuary principles were cited in the legal argument. His textuary approach to the doctrine was widely respected. As a textuary, she was often consulted by scholars. The textuary's insights were invaluable to the research team. The textuary insisted on following the ancient scripts.
Being a textuary, he valued the original texts above all.
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- French:textuel, exégète, ...
- German:textuell, Textkenner, ...
- Italian:testuale, testualista, ...
- Spanish:textual, experto en textos religiosos, ...
- Portuguese:textual, estudioso de textos religiosos, ...
- Chinese:文本的, 经学家, ...
- Japanese:文書的な, 宗教書の専門家, ...
- Arabic:نَصِّي, عالِم نُصوص دِينِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:טֶקְסְטוּאָלִי, מְדַעַת טֶקְסְטִים דָּתִיִּים, ...
- Russian:текстуальный, знаток текстов, ...
- Ukrainian:текстовий, текстуаліст, ...
- Hindi:पाठ्य, ग्रंथज्ञ, ...
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