Poe-like
UK/ˈpəʊlaɪk/US/ˈpoʊˌlaɪk/
Poe-like adjective: synonym of Poe-esque (“of or relating to Edgar Allan Poe (1809–1849), the American poet and writer best known for tales of the macabre and mystery, or to his works; also, suggestive, or in the style, of Poe's works; especially, eerie, Gothic, macabre”).
Adjective
Poe-like (comparative more Poe-like, superlative most Poe-like)
Synonyms of Poe-like
Forms of Poe-like
| comparative | more Poe-like |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Poe-like |
Origin of Poe-like
From Poe + -like (suffix meaning ‘resembling’ forming adjectives).
Questions about Poe-like
- What does Poe-like mean?
- Poe-like means synonym of Poe-esque (“of or relating to Edgar Allan Poe (1809–1849), the American poet and writer best known for tales of the macabre and mystery, or to his works; also, suggestive, or in the style, of Poe's works; especially, eerie, Gothic, macabre”).
- What part of speech is Poe-like?
- Poe-like is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce Poe-like?
- Poe-like is pronounced /ˈpəʊlaɪk/ (UK).
Words near Poe-like in the dictionary
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