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Definition of impressionistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotional focusrelated to conveying feelings or moods rather than details
- The painting's impressionistic style captured the mood of the landscape..
2.
subjectivebased on personal feelings not facts
- Her impressionistic account of the event was questioned.
3.
painting historyTECH. related to the art movement ImpressionismTECH.
- The painting had an impressionistic style.
Origin of impressionistic
French, impression (effect) + -istic (style/characteristic)
Examples of impressionistic in a sentence
The film's impressionistic scenes left a lasting impact on the audience. His impressionistic view of the painting differed from the critics. The film offered an impressionistic portrayal of the artist's life. Her work is known for its impressionistic qualities. The gallery featured several impressionistic pieces.
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- French:impressionniste, de l'impressionnisme, ...
- German:impressionistisch, ...
- Italian:impressionista, impressionistico, ...
- Spanish:impresionista, de estilo impresionista, ...
- Portuguese:impressionista, ...
- Chinese:印象派的, 主观的, ...
- Japanese:印象派, 印象主義的な, ...
- Arabic:اِنْطِبَاعِيّ, قَائِم عَلَى الاِنْطِبَاع, ...
- Hebrew:אִימְפְּרֶסְיוֹנִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:импрессионистический, импрессионистский, ...
- Ukrainian:імпресіоністичний, суб'єктивний, ...
- Hindi:प्रभाववादी, व्यक्तिपरक, ...
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