Synonym: different, firsthand, fresh, new, original, unique, unusual. Similar words: run over, turn over, over and over, innovation, innovative, level, svelte, develop. Meaning: ['nɑvl /'nɒvl] 
n. 1. a extended fictional work in prose; usually in the form of a story 2. a printed and bound book that is an extended work of fiction. adj. 1. original and of a kind not seen before 2. pleasantly new or different.
n. 1. a extended fictional work in prose; usually in the form of a story 2. a printed and bound book that is an extended work of fiction. adj. 1. original and of a kind not seen before 2. pleasantly new or different. 
Random good picture Not show
91. The English version of the novel is due for publication next year.
92. This latest novel confirms herpre-eminent position amongst today's writers.
93. The following extract is taken from her new novel.
94. Her latest novel was dissected by the critics.
95. The novel is supposedly based on a true story.
96. The novel was translated badly into English.
97. The novel is a thinly disguised autobiography.
98. The novel is set in London in the 1960s.
99. The novel was based on a true life story.
100. Marsha Hunt's second novel, "Free",(http://Sentencedict.com) is a shocker.
101. Her new novel will be printed tomorrow.
102. The novel was criticized for its two-dimensional characters .
103. The latest model incorporates some novel design features.
104. Her new novel is overlaid with political concerns.
105. The novel contains endless reminiscences of/about the author's youth.
106. Jackie eventually struck gold with her third novel.
107. I got through the novel in one evening.
108. This is a novel of intrigue.
109. His first novel received high praise.
110. His latest novel is a cut above the rest.
111. It's not a straight historical novel.
112. They've just started shooting a film of the novel.
113. The novel itself remains oddly inert.
114. The novel fascinates the reader from the outset.
115. Her first novel enjoyed an astonishing success.
116. Perhaps this is his finest novel yet.
117. She's pruning down the novel at the publisher's request.
118. The novel had interested him, but left him unsatisfied.
119. The novel is built around a little-known historical event.
120. The novel was allegedly written by a computer.
More similar words: run over, turn over, over and over, innovation, innovative, level, svelte, develop, developer, envelope, traveler, all levels, actively, relatively, revelation, developing, exclusively, effectively, development, respectively, machiavellian, developmental, move, oven, love, over, glove, cover, stove, shove.