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Meanings of
impressionistic
in English
Relating to or characteristic of Impressionism.
impressionist
artistic movement
Related terms
art movement
Idea.
idea
Related terms
thought
Synonyms
Examples for "
impressionist
"
impressionist
artistic movement
Examples for "
impressionist
"
1
The subjects, Cecily had been informed, were natural scenery; the style,
impressionist
.
2
Several such bits of
impressionist
landscape may be found in the portfolio.
3
In other words, the
impressionist
attitude evolved out of the Romantic movement.
4
Then I cursed myself for a sentimental
impressionist
and I went below.
5
The
impressionist
has set himself a definite task, and he has succeeded.
1
The newspaper was a mainstay of the
artistic
movement
known as futurism.
2
Happening: An
artistic
movement
based on the interaction among different forms of expression.
3
But he said he is very much a part of a national
artistic
movement
.
4
They are the offspring of the same
artistic
movement
,
and it was the phenomenal
5
The last time science fiction had an
artistic
movement
,
it was back in the mid-1980s.
Usage of
impressionistic
in English
1
This argument can of course be dismissed as
impressionistic
,
apocryphal and anecdotal.
2
There are two great schools of criticism: the judicial and the
impressionistic
.
3
He wanted the Exposition to be an
impressionistic
picture in one key.
4
And our knowledge of human institutions is still extraordinarily meager and
impressionistic
.
5
The music ranges from
impressionistic
to new-age, consistently finding stillness in movement.
6
Crazy Horse is languid,
impressionistic
and perhaps a shade overlong at 134-minutes.
7
Under intense pressure, Benedict conjures an interesting
impressionistic
impression of Matthew's away-with-the-fairies manner.
8
Brightness in clear-coloured shadows is the key-note of
impressionistic
open-air effects.
9
In this wonderfully
impressionistic
book, Hastings tells a familiar story eloquently.
10
Key to the record's appeal was Hyde's mysterious,
impressionistic
vocal presence.
11
There's a buzz of activity, a flurry of half-glimpsed movement and
impressionistic
images.
12
These two methods suggest the
impressionistic
and miniature schools of painting.
13
Her legs were gone; her torso had been reduced to an
impressionistic
spareness.
14
She never stops working, spinning out ideas, narrating in
impressionistic
loops.
15
And she has since become a more meditative, more moody, sometimes
impressionistic
composer.
16
The whole psychology of the Slavic race is crystallized in these two
impressionistic
words.
Other examples for "impressionistic"
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impressionistic
Adjective
Frequent collocations
impressionistic picture
impressionistic school
more impressionistic
impressionistic cartoons
impressionistic manner
More collocations
Impressionistic
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Impressionistic
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