Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
propel-a-narrative
verb
prəˈpɛl ə nɛˈrətɪv

Definition
To drive or push a story forward in a meaningful way.

Examples
- Using rich character development can effectively propel a narrative in a novel.
- The director aimed to propel the narrative by incorporating unexpected twists.
- Strong dialogue can help propel a narrative, keeping viewers invested.

Meaning
The act of advancing a narrative or story by introducing new elements, actions, or information that keeps the plot moving and engages the audience.

Synonyms
- Advance a story
- Drive a plot
- Push a storyline
- Move a narrative