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Hardyesque

Hardyesque adjective: reminiscent of the writings of Thomas Hardy (1840–1928), of which the best known are tragic novels.

Adjective

Hardyesque (comparative more Hardyesque, superlative most Hardyesque)

  1. Reminiscent of the writings of Thomas Hardy (1840–1928), of which the best known are tragic novels.

Forms of Hardyesque

comparativemore Hardyesque
superlativemost Hardyesque

Origin of Hardyesque

From Hardy + -esque.

Questions about Hardyesque

What does Hardyesque mean?
Hardyesque means reminiscent of the writings of Thomas Hardy (1840–1928), of which the best known are tragic novels.
What part of speech is Hardyesque?
Hardyesque is an adjective.

Words near Hardyesque in the dictionary

  1. Hardy-Weinberg law
  2. Hardy-Weinberg model
  3. Hardy-Weinberg models
  4. Hardy-Weinberg principle
  5. Hardyan
  6. Hardyesque
  7. hardyhead
  8. hardyheads
  9. Hardyism
  10. Hardyisms
  11. Hardys

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