semi-autobiographical
Adjective
Meaning
semi-autobiographical (not comparable)
Alternative form of semiautobiographical
Examples
Many of the comedies I had made in Sweden were slightly based on semi-autobiographical experiences, so adapting novels was a very different experience.
A fictitious drama with a semi-autobiographical feel to it, Netflix’s original Japanese series “Followers” delves into the capricious and obsessive world of social media and the highs and lows associated with Insta-fame.
Caitlin Moran adapts the screenplay from her own semi-autobiographical novel, which I must admit I haven’t read.
• An adaptation of Jonathan Larson's semi-autobiographical musical about an aspiring composer.
During this post-war period, Malraux also published a series of semi-autobiographical works, the first entitled Antimémoires (1967).
His semi-autobiographical novel Roll of Honour set against Punjab militancy was nominated for The Hindu Literary Prize for Best Fiction-2013.