antiheroic
antiheroic adjective: of, pertaining to or typical of an antihero.
Adjective
antiheroic (comparative more antiheroic, superlative most antiheroic)
- Of, pertaining to or typical of an antihero.
- “Monsieur Verdoux” may once again be timely, but the audacity of its statement derives less from Chaplin’s antiwar polemic than from his antiheroic pose.2008 June 8, J. Hoberman, “When Chaplin Became the Enemy”, in New York Times
Forms of antiheroic
| comparative | more antiheroic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antiheroic |
Origin of antiheroic
From antihero + -ic or anti- + heroic.
Words formed from antiheroic
Questions about antiheroic
- What does antiheroic mean?
- Antiheroic means of, pertaining to or typical of an antihero.
- What part of speech is antiheroic?
- Antiheroic is an adjective.
Words near antiheroic in the dictionary
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