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sagalike

sagalike adjective: resembling or characteristic of a saga.

Adjective

sagalike (comparative more sagalike, superlative most sagalike)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of a saga.
    • The abandoned novels he wrote between 1947 and 1950 provide proof that he developed considerable facility at dreaming up exactly the kind of elaborate, sagalike plots that movie producers might have gone for.2013 January 24, Joyce Johnson, “Kerouac’s Lost Movie”, in Utne

Forms of sagalike

comparativemore sagalike
superlativemost sagalike

Origin of sagalike

From saga + -like.

Questions about sagalike

What does sagalike mean?
Sagalike means resembling or characteristic of a saga.
What part of speech is sagalike?
Sagalike is an adjective.

Words near sagalike in the dictionary

  1. Sagadahoc County
  2. Sagaing
  3. Sagal
  4. sagala
  5. sagalas
  6. sagalike
  7. Sagals
  8. sagaman
  9. sagamen
  10. Sagami Bay
  11. Sagamihara

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