kafkaesque (Meaning)
kafkaesque (a)
relating to or in the manner of Franz Kafka or his writings
kafkaesque (s)
characterized by surreal distortion and a sense of impending danger
Synonyms & Antonyms of kafkaesque
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- persuasive
- lucid
- true
- plausible
- certain
- commonsense
- enlightened
- just
- sensible
- wise
- sober
- justified
- reasoned
- wise
- reasoned
- justified
- just
- informed
- compelling
- sensible
- plausible
- clear
- satisfying
- enlightened
- lucid
- commonsense
- credible
- clear
- compelling
- sober
- satisfying
- persuasive
- sane
- true
- certain
- sane
- credible
- informed
kafkaesque Sentence Examples
- The kafkaesque office building was a maze of cubicles and endless hallways, filled with lost and disoriented employees.
- The situation had become so kafkaesque that it was difficult to tell reality from fiction.
- The kafkaesque bureaucracy made it impossible to get anything done.
- The protagonist found himself trapped in a kafkaesque nightmare, where he was constantly being accused of crimes he didn't commit.
- The kafkaesque laws of the country made it impossible to live a normal life.
- The kafkaesque trial dragged on for years, with no end in sight.
- The kafkaesque government was a symbol of oppression and injustice.
- The kafkaesque surveillance state monitored every aspect of citizens' lives.
- Society had become so kafkaesque that people were afraid to speak their minds.
- Kafkaesque experiences can leave people feeling lost, confused, and powerless.
FAQs About the word kafkaesque
relating to or in the manner of Franz Kafka or his writings, characterized by surreal distortion and a sense of impending danger
unreasonable, illogical, unusual,surreal, irrational, misleading, weird, strange, nonrational, asinine
persuasive, lucid, true, plausible, certain, commonsense, enlightened, just, sensible, wise
The kafkaesque office building was a maze of cubicles and endless hallways, filled with lost and disoriented employees.
The situation had become so kafkaesque that it was difficult to tell reality from fiction.
The kafkaesque bureaucracy made it impossible to get anything done.
The protagonist found himself trapped in a kafkaesque nightmare, where he was constantly being accused of crimes he didn't commit.
