Epistolary (adjective)

  1. Relating to or suitable for writing or receiving letters.
  2. Written in the form of or as if in the form of letters or correspondence.

Origin:

From the latin epistolarius, from epistola "letter".

Examples:

  1. An epistolary novel is written in the form of letters.
  2. The epistolary form is a literary device that uses letters to tell a story.
  3. An epistolary relationship is one conducted through letters.
  4. Epistolary is a literary style that is written in the form of letters.
  5. Epistolary evidence is evidence that is in the form of letters.
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