shakespearian (Meaning)
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shakespearian (n)
a Shakespearean scholar
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shakespearian (a)
of or relating to William Shakespeare or his works
Synonyms & Antonyms of shakespearian
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shakespearian Sentence Examples
- The play's Shakespearian language soared through the theater, captivating the audience.
- Her voice trembled with Shakespearian passion as she delivered the soliloquy.
- The actor's Shakespearian intonation brought the character to life on stage.
- The film adaptation of the play retained the Shakespearian dialogue, preserving its timeless beauty.
- The students analyzed the Shakespearian sonnets for their literary devices and themes.
- The theater company staged a modern adaptation of a Shakespearian classic, bringing it to a new generation.
- The writer's use of Shakespearian prose elevated the novel's storytelling to new heights.
- The historical film featured actors in Shakespearian costumes, immersing viewers in the era.
- Scholars continue to debate the true authorship of some Shakespearian works.
- The Bard's Shakespearian legacy continues to inspire artists and audiences centuries after his death.
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a Shakespearean scholar, of or relating to William Shakespeare or his works
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The play's Shakespearian language soared through the theater, captivating the audience.
Her voice trembled with Shakespearian passion as she delivered the soliloquy.
The actor's Shakespearian intonation brought the character to life on stage.
The film adaptation of the play retained the Shakespearian dialogue, preserving its timeless beauty.
