Othelloesque
Othelloesque adjective: reminiscent of Shakespeare's character Othello, especially in feeling delusional jealousy toward one's innocent lover.
Adjective
Othelloesque (comparative more Othelloesque, superlative most Othelloesque)
- Reminiscent of Shakespeare's character Othello, especially in feeling delusional jealousy toward one's innocent lover.
Forms of Othelloesque
| comparative | more Othelloesque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Othelloesque |
Origin of Othelloesque
From Othello + -esque.
Questions about Othelloesque
- What does Othelloesque mean?
- Othelloesque means reminiscent of Shakespeare's character Othello, especially in feeling delusional jealousy toward one's innocent lover.
- What part of speech is Othelloesque?
- Othelloesque is an adjective.
Words near Othelloesque in the dictionary
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