lexigraphy
text
textual matter
writing
handwriting
put into words
discourse
literary genre
script
writing style
genre
lettering
lingualization
logorrhea
glottography
tone
calligraphy
human-readable
written word
redaction
epistolographic
bark at print
transliterate
production
threnodist
turn of phrase
indite
metawriting
writtenness
turn of expression
longhand
literature
microtypography
put pen to paper
scribblery
pantsing
gramma
penning
scriptory
scriptorial
transcriber
writerish
expand
authorship
composition
write
epistolatory
on paper
exaration
epistolary
in writing
written
illegibility
autography
documentarism
black and white
written language
scriptural
ideographics
lengthy
written communication
written material
Teeline
codework
piece of writing
graphical
fictionalization
oralise
voice
oralize
penmanship
fabrication
make-up
literatize
makeup
fictionalisation
epistolography
graphology
physical composition
textualization
constitution
skopos
oeuvre
reading comprehension
body of work
creative nonfiction
reading
writable
correspondent
CamelCase
committal to writing
technical writing

English words for 'The representation of words in writing.'

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