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dantesque

/dænˈtɛsk/

Traducción: Relativo al poeta italiano Dante Alighieri o a sus obras, especialmente a la «Divina Comedia», o característico de ellas; se usa a menudo para describir algo grandioso, solemne o infernal por su estilo o atmósfera.

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adjective

/dænˈtɛsk/C2formalart
  • esRelativo al poeta italiano Dante Alighieri o a sus obras, especialmente a la «Divina Comedia», o característico de ellas; se usa a menudo para describir algo grandioso, solemne o infernal por su estilo o atmósfera.

Relating to or characteristic of the Italian poet Dante Alighieri or his works, especially the 'Divine Comedy'; often used to describe something that is grand, solemn, or infernal in style or atmosphere.

  1. Relating to Dante or his worksC2formal

    Of or pertaining to the Italian poet Dante Alighieri or the style and themes of his writings, especially the Divine Comedy.

    esRelativo a Dante o a su obra

    • The novel's dark, infernal landscapes are distinctly Dantesque.
    • Her poetry has a Dantesque quality, exploring themes of sin and redemption.
    • The film's depiction of the underworld was heavily Dantesque in its imagery.

    Sinónimosdantean

Formas
  • more dantesque comparative form
  • most dantesque superlative form
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