abstract
storylessness
storyless
narrativelessness
pseudonarrative
microstory
dramaless
unnarratable
nonanecdotal
micronarrative
suspenselessness
narratively
factless
unmystery
nonnarrative
unstoried
nonfictional
sudden fiction
flash fiction
historyless
narrative
unfictionalized
unstory
nonautobiographical
fish story
tall tale
cuffer
semifictional
amissing
storyette
unchronicled
seminarrative
recit
midstory
narrativistic
unplotted
ahaustral
subjectlessness
spin
undramatized
old chestnut
endinglessness
unsummarized
minisaga
endingless
multistory
newsless
nonsuspense
multistorey
multistoried
biodrama
wordlessly
mystoriography
pastlessness
unhistoried
speakerless
substory
without
arc
pourquoi tale
unpublicized
storywise
subjectless
nonliterary
topicless
nonhistoriographic
romantic comedy
háčekless
undescried
naevose
manlessness
mythologue
articleless
unphrased
novella
legendless
tall
unreaderly
pseudobiographical
underinspired
undescriptive
work of fiction
narrativeless
indescriptive
relation
storylet
speel
lead-in
lede
storylike
lead
nondescriptional
nonfabulous
unwordy

English words for 'Lacking a story.'

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