Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
antistyle
Noun
/ˈæn.tɪˌstaɪl/

Definition
A style of writing that is intentionally unattractive or unrefined, particularly in its use of language or structure.

Examples
- His latest novel is filled with antistyle, charming in its simplicity and lack of embellishment.
- In poetry, antistyle can create a raw emotional impact that more polished styles often miss.

Meaning
Antistyle refers to a deliberate rejection of artistic and aesthetic values in writing, aiming to create a rough or plain expression.

Synonyms
- Plain style
- Unadorned style
- Simple style