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Meanings of genre in English
Portuguese
género musical Category of creative works based on stylistic, thematic or technical criteria.
Usage of genre in English
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Cozies, thrillers, paranormals, police procedurals; every possible mystery genre to choose from.
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If that's the genre, they are really going to enjoy this year.
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Despite that fact, Born Brief is an assured example of the genre.
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Which elements do you feel point toward the future of the genre?
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Equally important, it's an example of on-target evolution within a niche genre.
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Working in this music genre gave Viking a good, safe base catalogue.
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Also, really read the genre you are writing for-bean active consumer.
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I think they've achieved some high points in a very competitive genre.
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Final Fantasy VII exploded the role playing genre in America and Europe.
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For that matter, I think I'll soon come back to that genre.
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Perhaps that's a new children's genre that should be allowed to develop.
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So what does the future hold for the thot horror genre hold?
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Superstruct is the first in a new genre: Massively multiplayer forecasting game.
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All the essential components of a classic of the genre were present.
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We're at the stage right now where it's a genre of consumption.
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Fitness games are only recently becoming a genre in their own right.
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