Definition
Definition of Byronic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
personalityRare having a dark, brooding, and passionate natureRare
- He has a Byronic charm that captivates everyone.
2.
literatureTECH. related to poet George Gordon Byron or his worksTECH.
- Her writing style is very Byronic, full of passion and darkness.
Origin of Byronic
English, Byron (poet) + -ic (pertaining to)
Examples of Byronic in a sentence
The novel's protagonist is a Byronic hero, full of mystery. His Byronic demeanor captivated the audience. The novel's Byronic hero was both charming and flawed.
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- French:byronien, ...
- German:byronisch, byronesque, ...
- Italian:byroniano, byronico, ...
- Spanish:biónico, baironiano, ...
- Portuguese:baironiano, byroniano, ...
- Chinese:拜伦式的, 拜伦风格的, ...
- Japanese:バイロン的な, バイロン風の, ...
- Arabic:بَايْرُونِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּיְרוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:байронический, ...
- Ukrainian:байронічний, байронівський, ...
- Hindi:बायरनिक, बायरन संबंधी, ...
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