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Definition of pastiche - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
art imitationwork of art imitating the style of other artists
- The gallery displayed a pastiche that echoed Renaissance masters.
2.
hodgepodgemixture of different elements or styles
- Her outfit was a pastiche of colors and patterns.
3.
musical medleyTECH. musical composition quoting various worksTECH.
- The concert featured a pastiche of classic rock songs.
Origin of pastiche
French, pastiche (imitation) + Italian, pasticcio (pie)
Examples of pastiche in a sentence
The film is a pastiche of classic horror movies. The film was a pastiche of genres and styles. His speech was a pastiche of famous quotes. The album includes a pastiche of jazz standards. Her performance was a pastiche of various musical genres.
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- French:pastiche, mélange, ...
- German:Pastiche, Potpourri, ...
- Italian:pastiche, collage musicale, ...
- Spanish:pastiche, popurrí, ...
- Portuguese:pastiche, miscelânea, ...
- Chinese:模仿作品, 混合风, ...
- Japanese:芸術模倣, ごちゃ混ぜ, ...
- Arabic:عَمَل مُحَاكٍ, مَزيج, ...
- Hebrew:פַּסְטִישׁ, עִרְבּוּבְיָה, ...
- Russian:стилизация, пастиш, ...
- Ukrainian:пастиш, мішанина, ...
- Hindi:शैली-अनुकरण, मिश्रण, ...
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