mayhemic
mayhemic adjective: in a state of mayhem.
Adjective
mayhemic (comparative more mayhemic, superlative most mayhemic)
- In a state of mayhem.
- In the United States, Mr. Besson is primarily known as a superior director of stylish, mayhemic, even soulful films like “La Femme Nikita” and “Léon: The Professional.”2007 May 20, Jaime Wolf, “Le Cinéma du Blockbuster”, in New York Times
Forms of mayhemic
| comparative | more mayhemic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mayhemic |
Origin of mayhemic
From mayhem + -ic.
Questions about mayhemic
- What does mayhemic mean?
- Mayhemic means in a state of mayhem.
- What part of speech is mayhemic?
- Mayhemic is an adjective.
Words near mayhemic in the dictionary
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