pierrot (Meaning)
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pierrot (n)
a male character in French pantomime; usually dressed in white with a whitened face
Synonyms & Antonyms of pierrot
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pierrot Sentence Examples
- Pierrot, the melancholy clown, painted his face with tragic white.
- The mime troupe performed a poignant ballet, Pierrot's love lost and longing.
- The Pierrot statue stood alone in the park, a symbol of heartbreak and isolation.
- In the surrealist painting, Pierrot's ghostly figure emerged from the shadows.
- The Pierrot doll's vacant eyes stared blankly into the abyss.
- The playwright crafted a tragicomedy about Pierrot's futile pursuit of love.
- Pierrot's Pierrot was a masterpiece of silent cinema, capturing the clown's profound loneliness.
- The Pierrot costume, with its ruffled collar and baggy pants, became a symbol of bohemian counterculture.
- The Pierrot archetype continues to inspire artists and storytellers with its poignant exploration of human emotion.
- The Pierrot mask, a symbol of both laughter and despair, has become an iconic representation of the duality of human nature.
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a male character in French pantomime; usually dressed in white with a whitened face
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Pierrot, the melancholy clown, painted his face with tragic white.
The mime troupe performed a poignant ballet, Pierrot's love lost and longing.
The Pierrot statue stood alone in the park, a symbol of heartbreak and isolation.
In the surrealist painting, Pierrot's ghostly figure emerged from the shadows.
