Literature
Pronunciation: /ˈlɪtərətʃər/
Literature (noun)
- written works like novels, poems, and plays that people read for enjoyment or study.
- written works studied in schools and universities, often focusing on their style and meaning.
- printed materials like brochures or leaflets that provide information about a subject.
Examples
- She enjoys reading classic literature in her free time.
- Children's literature often includes fairy tales and fables.
Common collocations: classic literature, children's literature, modern literature, research literature, scientific literature