Mary Poppinsesque
Mary Poppinsesque is the alternative form of Mary Poppins-esque.
Meaning of Mary Poppins-esque
Adjective
Mary Poppins-esque (comparative more Mary Poppins-esque, superlative most Mary Poppins-esque)
- Resembling or characteristic of the Mary Poppins book series and its adaptations or their eponymous protagonist, a magical English nanny.
- Despite the well-realised first act, in which the Mary Poppins-esque world of the picture-perfect Edwardian nursery is lovingly evoked, Dexter can’t solve the eternal problem of the derailing of Barrie’s script once the action transfers to Neverland.2003 December 18, Fiona Mountford, “Peter could do better”, in Evening Standard, page 39
- Synonyms:
- Mary Poppinsy
Forms of Mary Poppinsesque
| comparative | more Mary Poppinsesque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Mary Poppinsesque |
Questions about Mary Poppinsesque
- What is Mary Poppinsesque the alternative form of?
- Mary Poppinsesque is the alternative form of Mary Poppins-esque.
Words near Mary Poppinsesque in the dictionary
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