Adjective:

ସାଙ୍କେତିକ |, ସୂଚକ,

allusive's Usage Examples:

allusiveness of narration; careful, at times even obsessive focusing on the fleeting.

The novels are densely allusive and reflect the political tensions of the May 1968 general strike in Paris.

myths alluded to appear more as a series of allusive fragments than as cohesively narrated stories.

Thomas distinguished six categories of allusive reference, which are applicable.

"Watches of the Night," like many of Kipling"s works, has a punning, allusive title.

They serve the many-layered, multi-valent allusiveness of Mann"s style to underpin and reinforce the symbolic nature of his.

You are free to interpret its allusiveness as intentional homage or as copying off one"s neighbor"s work.

In discussing the richly allusive poetry of Virgil"s Georgics, R.

In style, they are epigrammatical, parallelistic and allusive.

the aesthetic – and distinguishing characteristic of the arts – is "allusiveness" or "imaginativity".

The name, given by the Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names in 2000, is allusive and refers to a public place for taking a leisurely walk.

Gaiman"s work is known for a high degree of allusiveness.

Is it deliberately allusive or simply an influence running round in his head at the time? The latter.

Synonyms:

indirect,

Antonyms:

indirectness, direct,