Bradburian
Bradburian adjective: of or pertaining to Ray Bradbury (1920–2012), American writer of fantasy, science fiction, horror and mystery stories.
Adjective
Bradburian (comparative more Bradburian, superlative most Bradburian)
- Of or pertaining to Ray Bradbury (1920–2012), American writer of fantasy, science fiction, horror and mystery stories.
- After all, hypertext betokens an even greater tragedy than the death of science fiction: namely, the Bradburian nightmare of the extinction of books of all kinds.2008, Lee Easton, Randy Schroeder, The Influence of Imagination, McFarland & Company, →ISBN, page 205
- Synonyms:
- Bradburyesque, Bradburyish
Synonyms of Bradburian
Forms of Bradburian
| comparative | more Bradburian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Bradburian |
| alternative form | Bradburyan |
| alternative form | Bradburyian |
Origin of Bradburian
From Ray Bradbury + -ian.
Questions about Bradburian
- What does Bradburian mean?
- Bradburian means of or pertaining to Ray Bradbury (1920–2012), American writer of fantasy, science fiction, horror and mystery stories.
- What part of speech is Bradburian?
- Bradburian is an adjective.
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