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Meaning of grand guignol
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grand guignol (n)
a play of a macabre or horrific nature
grand guignol Sentence Examples
- The play's macabre and gruesome scenes were reminiscent of a grand guignol performance.
- The surgeon's botched operation transformed the operating room into a grand guignol of gore.
- The horror movie's relentless violence and gore descended into the realm of grand guignol.
- The accident scene was a grand guignol of shattered metal and broken bodies.
- The reality television show's staged fights and over-the-top drama were akin to a grand guignol.
- The writer's penchant for graphic and grotesque descriptions created a grand guignol in his novels.
- The politician's public execution was a grim spectacle that bordered on grand guignol.
- The cult's rituals were a macabre grand guignol of bloodletting and self-mutilation.
- The abandoned asylum was rumored to be haunted by the ghosts of its former inmates, creating an eerie atmosphere of grand guignol.
- The film's depiction of war was so realistic and brutal that it had the intensity of a grand guignol performance.
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a play of a macabre or horrific nature
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No antonyms found.
The play's macabre and gruesome scenes were reminiscent of a grand guignol performance.
The surgeon's botched operation transformed the operating room into a grand guignol of gore.
The horror movie's relentless violence and gore descended into the realm of grand guignol.
The accident scene was a grand guignol of shattered metal and broken bodies.
