gothic
Prononciation : [ˈɡɒθɪk]
Contexte : « art and architecture »
(adjective) related to a style of art and architecture from the Middle Ages. Gothic style often has tall buildings with pointed arches, big windows, and lots of details.
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The cathedral's gothic architecture is beautiful, with its tall spires and intricate designs.
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The modern building has no gothic features; it looks very simple and plain.
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What makes a building gothic rather than classical?
Contexte : « literature »
(noun) a style of writing that is spooky and eerie. Gothic literature often has ghosts, dark settings, and mysterious events.
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Many people love reading gothic novels because they are thrilling and mysterious.
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He didn't enjoy the gothic genre; he preferred happy stories instead.
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Can you name any famous gothic novels?
Contexte : « subculture »
(noun) a style or way of life for some people, often related to music, fashion, and art that looks dark and mysterious. Those who identify with this may wear black clothes and enjoy certain types of music.
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The gothic subculture celebrates individuality through unique fashion and music.
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She doesn't follow the gothic subculture; she likes bright and colorful styles.
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What does it mean to be part of the gothic subculture?