unliterary
- s marked by lack of affectation or pedantry
her talk was very unliterary"- W.D.Howells
- In The Quest for Polar Treasures he describes with the same unliterary candor tall tales of further gold and fur hunts.
- Virginia Woolf composed such letters by the thousandsquick, nervous jottings of the moment, full of teasing, deliberately haphazard and unliterary.
- Wain is a traditional Englishman, but the kind from which little has been heard because the tradition he comes from is itself unliterary.