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Meanings of
hugoesque
in English
Poet.
poet
novelist
dramatist
Related terms
playwright
Synonyms
Examples for "
poet
"
poet
novelist
dramatist
Examples for "
poet
"
1
This year, however, England's national
poet
is not quite his usual self.
2
The
poet
knew it; the children knew it; the slum knew it.
3
Franklin was a published
poet
-
I
've
read
his work and it's quite good.
4
The
poet
only addresses the imagination; the painter addresses the senses directly.
5
The
poet
imagines the spirits of the different trees in the sorrows.
1
He is just the great American
novelist
of the great American comedy.
2
Which Booker-winning or shortlisted
novelist
suffered political catastrophe this year, and where?
3
But to quote science fiction
novelist
William Gibson: The future is here.
4
HALLEY'S Comet had a particular significance for the American
novelist
Mark Twain.
5
Austen, for some, is simply the supreme English
novelist
,
on any list.
1
Heaven help the
dramatist
who embarks on an interpretation of Irish history.
2
Dorfman has the
dramatist
's
ability to constantly shift the balance of sympathy.
3
The third after them was the stately austere Euripides, the tragic
dramatist
.
4
The up-to-date
dramatist
must certainly avoid this hallmark of the old-fashioned play.
5
His sonnet on Shakespeare shows in what estimation he held that
dramatist
.
Usage of
hugoesque
in English
1
The passage is powerful, even sensational, and in the Romantic,
Hugoesque
key.
2
Hugo, in turn, styled Sainte-Beuve "an eagle," "a blazing star," and paid him other compliments no less gorgeous and
Hugoesque
.
3
I had to edit it somewhat, because he was inclined to be
Hugoesque
and melodramatic in describing the action with very short sentences.
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Hugoesque
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