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Beatlesque

/biːtəˈlɛsk/

Beatlesque adjective: similar to The Beatles or their music.

beatlesque: similar to The Beatles or their music
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Adjective

Beatlesque (comparative more Beatlesque, superlative most Beatlesque)

  1. Similar to The Beatles or their music.
    • The 1980s all-girl band, the Bangles, reunites for a comeback album with crisp Beatles-esque melodies.2006 June 6, “Back with a Bang(les)”, in The Straits Times, page 18
  2. (aesthetic) A style influenced by the psychedelic era of the Beatles, prominent around 1967, characterized by vibrant colors, Indian influences, or flower power motifs.

Forms of Beatlesque

comparativemore Beatlesque
superlativemost Beatlesque
alternative formBeatle-esque
alternative formBeatles-esque

Origin of Beatlesque

From Beatles + -esque.

Questions about Beatlesque

What does Beatlesque mean?
Beatlesque means similar to The Beatles or their music.
What part of speech is Beatlesque?
Beatlesque is an adjective.
How do you pronounce Beatlesque?
Beatlesque is pronounced /biːtəˈlɛsk/.

Words near Beatlesque in the dictionary

  1. Beatlemaniacs
  2. Beatles
  3. Beatles-esque
  4. Beatles-like
  5. Beatlesmania
  6. Beatlesque
  7. beatless
  8. beatlessness
  9. Beatley
  10. beatmaker
  11. beatmakers

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