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Often used in the same context:
nabokovian,
phantasmal,
jamesian,
overdetermined,
nouveau roman,
sesquipedalian,
archetypally,
dadaist,
wordsworthian,
rabelaisian,
lumpish,
dilettantish,
rebarbative,
dostoevskian,
brusk,
literalized,
emersonian,
autodidactic,
transcendentalist,
falstaffian,
sophoclean,
unpoetic,
orotund,
quippy,
ludic,
acidulous,
goatish,
aphoristic,
cosmopolite,
unrepressed,
uninflected,
highborn,
affectless,
writerly,
onanistic,
existentialist philosophy,
moonfaced,
polysyllabic,
knight errant,
hypermasculine,
teacherly,
neurasthenic,
picaresque,
untutored,
dostoyevskian,
greek mythology,
zipless,
hieratic,
ineloquent,
concupiscent,
ratlike,
delusory,
poetic,
swiftian,
mot juste,
rara avis,
hermitic,
epicene,
grand guignol,
imagistic,
byronic,
bons mots,
saturnine,
francophile,
mythologise,
easeful,
william hazlitt,
winkingly,
authorial,
epigrammatic,
frowzy,
unsayable,
apparitional,
sphinxlike,
epiphanic,
good naturedness,
oneiric,
max beerbohm,
unblushing,
deconstructionist,
monkish,
discursive,
sneery,
shavian,
homosocial,
oxfordian,
splenetic,
exhortatory,
magic realist,
essayistic,
frederico garcia lorca,
belles lettres,
nancy mitford,
pantomimic,
lit crit,
bromidic,
undogmatic,
depthless,
overfamiliar,
proustian,
postfeminist,
polymathic
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— Nouns for hemingwayesque:
touch,
style,
prose,
contest,
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