zolaesque (Meaning)
Wordnet
zolaesque (a)
in the manner of Emile Zola
Webster
zolaesque (a.)
In the style of Zola (see Zolaism).
Synonyms & Antonyms of zolaesque
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zolaesque Sentence Examples
- The novel's zolaesque depiction of poverty and degradation shocked readers.
- Zolaesque elements, such as graphic descriptions and social commentary, were evident throughout the work.
- The author's zolaesque style sought to expose the harsh realities of life without romanticizing them.
- The zolaesque protagonist grappled with despair and injustice in an unforgiving society.
- The film's zolaesque portrayal of an urban slum was both harrowing and thought-provoking.
- The zolaesque characters were flawed and marginalized, their struggles mirroring those of countless others.
- The zolaesque narrative reflected the author's belief in the power of environmental influences.
- The zolaesque setting created a suffocating atmosphere that weighed heavily on the characters.
- The zolaesque dialogue captured the raw vernacular and emotions of the underclass.
- The zolaesque novel challenged conventional morality and sparked debates about social inequality.
FAQs About the word zolaesque
in the manner of Emile ZolaIn the style of Zola (see Zolaism).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The novel's zolaesque depiction of poverty and degradation shocked readers.
Zolaesque elements, such as graphic descriptions and social commentary, were evident throughout the work.
The author's zolaesque style sought to expose the harsh realities of life without romanticizing them.
The zolaesque protagonist grappled with despair and injustice in an unforgiving society.
