Nonliterary (adjective)

Not related to or concerned with literature or written works.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'non' meaning 'not' and 'literary' meaning 'pertaining to literature or written works.'.

Examples:

1. Nonliterary works such as maps or technical manuals are often used for reference.
2. The publishing company specializes in nonliterary works such as academic journals and scientific reports.
3. Nonliterary forms of storytelling such as film or television are often more accessible to a wider audience.
4. The conference was focused on nonliterary forms of expression such as visual arts and music.
5. The study of nonliterary texts such as inscriptions or graffiti can provide valuable insights into history and culture.