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(Adj) Word for "Related to the content" of media, rather than related to the medium

English Language & Usage Asked by evn on February 1, 2021

I’m talking about the different problems related to the experience of watching lecture videos.

  • Certain problems such as video resolution or audio quality are technological.

  • Other problems are related to the content of the videos, such as incorrect information being taught, or long periods of action without speaking (ie writing on the board).

How can I describe the latter problem? I’m leaning towards contentual, from this question with the following definition:

contentual

adjective

Relating to content (as apposed to context)

The answer to that question says ‘contentual’ is in the OED, but I haven’t been able to find it.

Can I use ‘contentual’? If not, what adjective should I use?

One Answer

You might be able to say

content-related

but I'm not sure, because you didn't show us how you'd like to use the word in a sentence.

Answered by aparente001 on February 1, 2021

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