novel
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈnɑvəl/ · UK /ˈnɒvəl/
novel means: Something is new, unusual, and interesting because people have not seen or tried it before.
adjective
NEW AND ORIGINALB2
Something is new, unusual, and interesting because people have not seen or tried it before.
- That is a novel idea.
- They developed a novel way to store energy.
- The team tested several novel approaches to the problem.
noun
FICTION BOOKA2
A book telling a long invented story about people and events.
- I am reading a novel.
- She wrote three novels last year.
- Have you read his latest novel?
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