Hypertext Definition

hīpər-tĕkst
noun
Information stored in a computer and specially organized so that related items, as in separate documents, are linked together and can be readily accessed.
Webster's New World
Digital text that contains hyperlinks to other texts.
American Heritage

(countable) A hypertext document.

Wiktionary

Other Word Forms of Hypertext

Noun

Singular:
hypertext
Plural:
hypertexts

Origin of Hypertext

  • hyper- +‎ text; coined by Ted Nelson circa 1965.

    From Wiktionary

Hypertext Sentence Examples

  • Many people miss out on a lot of good hypertext criticism.

  • His seminal essays on the subject, What Is Hypertext?

  • This would be advertised over the Internet to increase initial interest in reading the hypertext.

  • A tool that's ideal for creating hypertext, for example, may be less suitable for complex scripting or video playback.

  • His current research interests include adaptive hypertext, on-line adaptive assessment and interoperability and architectural issues within eLearning systems.

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Words Starting With

HHYHYP

Words Ending With

TXTEXT

Unscrambles

hypertext

Words Starting With H and Ending With T

Starts With H & Ends With TStarts With HY & Ends With TStarts With H & Ends With XT

Word Length

9 Letter Words9 Letter Words Starting With H9 Letter Words Ending With T