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Karamazovian

Karamazovian adjective: sensual; lustful; passionate.

Adjective

Karamazovian (comparative more Karamazovian, superlative most Karamazovian)

  1. sensual; lustful; passionate

Forms of Karamazovian

comparativemore Karamazovian
superlativemost Karamazovian

Origin of Karamazovian

From Karamazov + -ian, after characters in Fyodor Dostoyevsky's 1880 novel The Brothers Karamazov.

Questions about Karamazovian

What does Karamazovian mean?
Karamazovian means sensual; lustful; passionate.
What part of speech is Karamazovian?
Karamazovian is an adjective.

Words near Karamazovian in the dictionary

  1. Karamanlism
  2. Karamanov
  3. Karamanyan
  4. Karamanyans
  5. Karamay
  6. Karamazovian
  7. Karambelkar
  8. Karambelkars
  9. karambit
  10. karambits
  11. karambola

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