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novelization

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun novelization has 1 sense
  1. novelization, novelisation - converting something into the form of a novel
    --1 is a kind of writing, authorship, composition, penning
    Derived form: verb novelize1

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Term: Novelization


Definition:

A novelization refers to the process of adapting a film, television show, or video game into a novel format. It involves translating the audio-visual content into written form, expanding on the original story, characters, and settings.

Sense 1 (Noun):

A novelization as a noun refers to the resulting novel adapted from a film, television show, or video game. It allows fans to further explore and experience the story and characters in a different medium.

Example Sentence: The novelization of the blockbuster movie quickly became a bestseller, providing additional insights and background that were absent in the film.

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Sense 2 (Verb):

As a verb, novelization describes the action of adapting a film, television show, or video game into a novel format.

Example Sentence: The talented author was hired to novelize the critically acclaimed TV series, bringing its compelling storyline to the literary world.

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Note: The term "novelization" can also have other senses and usages, but the provided descriptions cover the popular and common usages related to the content.

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