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Often used in the same context:
edwardian,
picaresque,
squalid,
dreary,
phantasmagoric,
raffish,
dostoyevskian,
grimy,
dreich,
swiftian,
piteous,
pythonesque,
ruritanian,
fantastical,
nightmarish,
kafkaesque,
purgatorial,
bathetic,
olde worlde,
dotty,
hangdog,
doleful,
tatty,
mawkish,
dank,
gaslit,
lugubrious,
nabokovian,
twee,
unlovely,
runyonesque,
medieval,
cheerless,
jolly,
charmless,
wretched,
archetypal,
ghastly,
grubby,
elizabethan,
unaffecting,
cobwebby,
scabrous,
spooky,
comfortless,
disobliging,
shabby,
fin de siecle,
barrow boy,
shakespearian,
unpeopled,
orwellian,
dyspeptic,
gothic,
moony,
magic realism,
somnambulistic,
absurdist,
jaunty,
debauched,
seedy,
overfamiliar,
prisonlike,
mirthless,
joyless,
noirish,
vaudevillian,
dantean,
verminous,
max beerbohm,
fusty,
demented,
wilkins micawber,
ramshackle,
tweedy,
ghoulish,
frowsy,
evelyn waugh,
anachronistic,
grotesque,
joycean,
rebarbative,
misanthropic,
novelistic,
lumpen,
baleful,
pointillistic,
unpoetic,
johnsonian,
bygone,
sneery,
farcical,
mordant,
lovecraftian,
tenebrous,
grand guignol,
hellish,
homely,
fanciful,
shakespearean,
benighted,
salubrious,
esque,
rabelaisian,
tragicomic,
balzacian,
chekhovian,
byronic,
melodramatic,
shavian,
surrealistic,
surreal,
jamesian,
whimsical,
burlesque,
inimitable,
jonsonian,
macabre
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