biography

9 letters in word "biography": A B G H I O P R Y.

No anagrams for biography found in this word list.

• Definitions:
• an account of the series of events making up a person's life
• Biography (from the Greek words bios meaning "life", and graphein meaning "write") is a genre of literature and other forms of media such as film, based on the written accounts of individual lives. ...
• Biography is a Greatest Hits collection from the Rochdale diva, includesher number 1 hit 'All Around The World' as well as 'All Woman', 'This Is The Right Time' and the single which launched her career 'People Hold On' with Coldcut.
• Biography is a documentary television program. Originally produced by CBS in 1962 and hosted by Mike Wallace, the A&E Network later re-ran it and has produced new episodes since 1987. ...
• a written account of a person's life or the group of literature concerned with people's lives.
• An account of a person’s life written by another person.
• An account of a person's life written by another. Examples include the Biography of Alice B. Toklas and the Biography of Lü Kuang.
• a written account of a person's life.
• A history of a person's life. (see: authorized biography, autobiography, unauthorized biography)
• book about a person
• Account of a person’s life, written by another. The person who writes a biography is the "biographer". The person written about is known as the "biographee". ...
• the story of a person’s life.
• The biography concept is based on seeing and investigating the past through the eyes of a historic person. ...
• works giving detailed accounts of the life of a specific individual as compiled by a biographer. May be on an individual, or may be published as a collection of individuals who share common elements.
• A source that will give background and other personal information about a person.
• Robert Zemeckis was born and raised in the southside of Chicago, Illinois. He began making short films with his 8mm camera while still in high school. He attended Northern Illinois University before transferring to the University of Southern California.
• A biography is a narrative study that focuses on the recording and relating of another person's life. Data collection can include document analysis, interviews, and photograph analysis.
• Written account of another person's life, actions, and/or character. Autobiography is about one's life as told by one's self.
• Someone's life story, usually told in a book or long article.
• The elements that make up a character's past for the purpose of defining and understanding the character, not the plot. Some events are part of both biography and backstory, and some are only biography or only backstory. ...
• a book about a person's life. Reference books (encyclopedias, for example) contain concise biographies for many individuals.
• Information on an individual’s life.
• An account or written history of someone's life.
• A person's life story. If that person writes it, this is called an autobiography.
• An account of the life of an individual, classified as non-fiction or informational text.
• A biography is the story of a real person's life, written or told by another person. Biographies may be located in a section of their own in some libraries and may be labeled B for biography or use the Dewy Decimal System Classification number of 92 and then are listed in alphabetical order by ...
• Rev. RH Rickard (1858-1939) went to New Britain with the Methodist Mission in 1882 and prepared this Dictionary in 1888.
• a factual piece of literature that is about someone and was written by another person. Example: Janet wrote a book about John's life.
• an accurate recounting of a chosen person's true life, written by another.

• biographs ←
• biographing ←
• biographies ←
• biography
• → biogs
• → biohazard
• → biohazardous