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narratively
This term is primarily used in academic, critical, or professional contexts, such as literary analysis, film studies, or game design. It describes how a story is constructed or how information is sequenced to create a specific effect on the audience, rather than describing the content of the story itself.
Because it is an adverb derived from "narrative," it often modifies verbs related to organization, structure, or progression. It is rarely used in casual conversation and is instead reserved for discussions about the mechanics of storytelling and the intentional arrangement of plot elements.
Meanings
Examples
The plot is narratively satisfying because all the loose ends are tied up.
Narratively, it makes more sense for the hero to fail first.
The game is visually stunning but narratively thin.
I wonder if this twist is narratively earned or just for shock value.
The two storylines are narratively linked by a shared secret.
The movie is narratively fragmented, jumping between three different eras.
We need to ensure the character growth is narratively consistent.
The ending felt rushed and was not narratively justified.