Synonym: lit. Similar words: temperature, literate, obliterate, illiterate, alliteration, obliterated, literary, literally. Meaning: ['lɪtərətʃʊr /-tʃə] 
n. 1. creative writing of recognized artistic value 2. the humanistic study of a body of literature 3. published writings in a particular style on a particular subject 4. the profession or art of a writer.
n. 1. creative writing of recognized artistic value 2. the humanistic study of a body of literature 3. published writings in a particular style on a particular subject 4. the profession or art of a writer. 
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91. We share a love of literature, food and travel.
92. She is the university's resident expert on Italian literature.
93. I've read all the available literature on keeping rabbits.
94. Good writing is lost on him. He's just not interested in literature.
95. Chicano literature boomed in the social movements of the 1960 s.
96. There is now an extensive literature on the use of computers in the home.
97. He rationalized his decision to go abroad for further study of literature.
98. The book is an invaluable aid to teachers of literature.
99. He was given a knighthood for his services to literature.
100. The course is about fable and legend in modern literature.
101. She was reading for a degree of classical literature in Oxford when the war broke out.
102. In this course we hope to look at literature in the frame of its social and historical context.
103. He was without question one of the giants of Japanese literature.
104. She was a scholarly woman who had specialized in Italian literature at university.
105. A gifted teacher can really bring literature to life for his or her students.
106. The book doesn't pretend to be a great work of literature.
107. Could you send me your literature on/about car insurance policies, please?
108. The Augustan age of English literature includes the writers Dryden,[sentencedict.com] Swift and Pope.
109. Would you classify her novels as serious literature or as mere entertainment?
110. Pornographic literature and art corrupt the minds of young people.
111. He was shortlisted for the Nobel Prize for literature several times.
112. It's hard to believe anyone would try to pass this nonsense off as literature.
113. He's studying English literature.
113. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.
114. There's been a great improvement in his history and literature this term.
115. No reference to their existence appears in any literature of the period.
116. A private benefactor endowed the new Chair of Japanese Literature.
117. The Republicans were quick to highlight the Democrats' proposed tax increases in their campaign literature.
118. A great deal of literature is only the obvious transformed into the sublime.
119. Since 2002 she has drowned herself in the study of American literature.
120. A study of language should feature in an English literature course.
More similar words: temperature, literate, obliterate, illiterate, alliteration, obliterated, literary, literally, reiterate, nature, mature, feature, immature, in nature, by nature, creature, premature, signature, legislature, nomenclature, architecture, adulterate, inveterate, counterfeiter, saturn, natural, naturally, saturnine, unnatural, naturalist.