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-esque
- an adjective suffix indicating style, manner, resemblance, or distinctive character:
arabesque; Romanesque; picturesque.
-esque
suffix forming adjectives
- indicating a specified character, manner, style, or resemblance
Romanesque
Chaplinesque
statuesque
picturesque
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of -esque1
Example Sentences
An underappreciated aspect of Donald Trumpâs 2024 campaign was an absence of something that defined his 2016 and 2020 campaigns: constant Gossip Girlâesque internal drama spilling into hourly push alerts.
I was really inspired by the concept of surveillance, as well as the idea of being perceived and how we grapple with the contradictions and paradoxes of that, which is very âQuantum Babyâ-esque.
You can practically see the stress falling away from theatergoers as they become putty in the hands of these cunning troupers, who are finding laughs in every corner of this âOdd Coupleâ-esque comedy, scheduled to run through Dec. 15.
Likely no one could have expected that Ron Howardâs âEdenâ would be as straight-up demented as what was revealed in a prime spot at the festival, a based-in-reality âSurvivorâ-esque tale of a group of Europeans attempting to settle on an uninhabited island in the Galapagos in the 1930s.
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine star as married assassins in Prime Videoâs âMr. & Mrs. Smith,â an âAtlantaâ-esque reworking of the theatrical feature that famously starred Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
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