gothicism (Meaning)
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gothicism (n.)
A Gothic idiom.
Conformity to the Gothic style of architecture.
Rudeness of manners; barbarousness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gothicism
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gothicism Sentence Examples
- The castle's gothicism evoked an atmosphere of mystery and dread.
- The novel's gothicism was evident in its portrayal of crumbling abbeys and shadowy figures.
- The film's lighting and cinematography captured the essence of gothicism.
- The author's use of gothicism created a sense of unease and disorientation.
- The jagged spires and pointed arches of the church demonstrated the building's gothicism.
- The heroine's pale skin and flowing black hair embodied the aesthetic of gothicism.
- The gothicism of the landscape set the stage for a chilling tale.
- The characters' tortured minds and haunted pasts were manifestations of gothicism.
- The writer skillfully employed gothicism to convey the darkness lurking within humanity.
- The mansion's crumbling exterior and creaking floorboards hinted at its gothicism.
FAQs About the word gothicism
A Gothic idiom., Conformity to the Gothic style of architecture., Rudeness of manners; barbarousness.
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The castle's gothicism evoked an atmosphere of mystery and dread.
The novel's gothicism was evident in its portrayal of crumbling abbeys and shadowy figures.
The film's lighting and cinematography captured the essence of gothicism.
The author's use of gothicism created a sense of unease and disorientation.
