Synonym: literary genre, music genre, musical genre, musical style, writing style. Similar words: enroll, in return, in return for, in regard to, in relation to, unrelentingly, gene, agent. Meaning: ['ʒɑnrə /'ʒɒnrə] 
n. 1. a kind of literary or artistic work 2. a style of expressing yourself in writing 3. an expressive style of music 4. a class of art (or artistic endeavor) having a characteristic form or technique.
n. 1. a kind of literary or artistic work 2. a style of expressing yourself in writing 3. an expressive style of music 4. a class of art (or artistic endeavor) having a characteristic form or technique. 
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31. But who are the romance readers and just what is it that makes the romance genre so appealing to so many people?
32. It is perhaps for this reason that critical literature on the genre as a whole is sparse.
33. By the 1850s the tradition had declined, so that Baudelaire was seeking to give new life to a decayed literary genre.
34. You can try to work out whether it is autobiography or murder mystery and how it works within these genre classifications.
35. Dark Inheritance is Elaine Feinstein's first venture into a new genre: the literary thriller.
36. It has become a cause celebre for some moviegoers who are tired of big-budget genre movies.
37. Another outstanding characteristic of this genre is its didactic, moralizing character.
38. It was a great way to be eased into a new genre.
39. Likewise, some students prefer this writing approach because they can lean on the form and structure of a particular genre.
40. But they're not hip-hop messiahs come to lead a supposedly stagnating genre out of the dark ages.
41. In terms of basic structure there is no doubt that Dame Sirith belongs to the same genre.
42. Like most of its genre, TripMaker provides an almost overwhelming variety of options and add-ons.
43. Ralston was considered for a job that challenges many skills and requires the best we find of the warrior / prince genre.
44. Applied wholesale to the arts, it added a new genre to the decade.
45. This movie is much better than others of the horror genre.
46. Among genres long since completed and inpart already dead, the novel is the only developing genre.
47. It is, however, an excellent example of the genre and does make interesting, if unsettling, reading.
48. The resulting book falls somewhere between the teen diary / confessional genre and the academic feminist treatise.
49. Happy the students who were inspired to independent judgements by this shrewd praise of a master of his particular genre.
50. The earnest performances of Ford and Pitt are finally overshadowed by the cliches of the genre.
51. The root cause of this kind of organisation within the academies was the dominance of history painting as a genre.
52. Even young writers decide on form and genre; they write and revise for clarity and for grace.
53. But it does seem more enthusiastically dedicated to the genre than the other major networks.
54. Writing about slum life for middle- and upper-class consumption was not a new genre in the 1880s.
55. These works can be partly seen as a continuation of the nineteenth-century tradition of exotic genre such as depictions of slave girls.
56. Some of it is merely popular or a prime example of a genre.
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57. Beige popsters take a vicarious pride in the slow baptism of fire that their chosen genre and its protagonists underwent.
58. However, popularity is not limited to the current materials within the genre.
59. Within literary discourses, it seems that lyric poetry is the genre least likely to assist us.
60. This raises an important question: with what type of poem, what genre, are we faced here?
More similar words: enroll, in return, in return for, in regard to, in relation to, unrelentingly, gene, agent, oxygen, legend, gently, agenda, gender, agency, genetic, generous, generate, in general, emergency, diligently, indigenous, generation gap, a large number of, the general public.