stylistic

Modifies a noun

• tic: He writes clearly enough to be able to abandon this stylistic tic.
• flourish: Evans does write plainly and clearly, and avoids metaphors, wit or stylistic flourishes with fair assiduity.
• similarity: While there are many stylistic similarities from country to country not all followed the same pattern of, say, the UK or USA.
• trait: Although they share various stylistic traits, each cross is unique.
• convention: Any changes of style with respect to these twofold stylistic conventions are likely to change the epistemological claims.
• variation: Is A just a stylistic variation of B or are there inputs for which the two could give different results?

Modifying Another Word

• purely: The calls had been selected by the artist from purely stylistic criteria as the most beautiful ones.
• merely: Repetition within a story may not indicate different sources but may be merely stylistic.
• mainly: The elements of the film that most immediately stunned me were mainly stylistic.
• very: It was very stylistic by the late 19th century when almost every society conformed to the same basic patterns.
• also: There are also stylistic elements that have been used repeatedly: jumps forward in time with no cues.