shamanesque
shamanesque adjective: in the manner of a shaman.
Adjective
shamanesque (comparative more shamanesque, superlative most shamanesque)
- In the manner of a shaman.
- His shamanesque installers are two brothers who live in tepees on a squat in the Ibizan forest, and who cleanse new tepees with sage burning and song.2007 August 2, Julia Chaplin, “A New Tribe of Tepee Dwellers”, in New York Times
Forms of shamanesque
| comparative | more shamanesque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most shamanesque |
Origin of shamanesque
From shaman + -esque.
Questions about shamanesque
- What does shamanesque mean?
- Shamanesque means in the manner of a shaman.
- What part of speech is shamanesque?
- Shamanesque is an adjective.
Words near shamanesque in the dictionary
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