Beethovian
- adjective
- /biˈθoʊviən/
- The symphony had a Beethovian intensity that captivated the audience.
Examples
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The film's climax had a Beethovian sense of drama that captivated the audience.
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Her writing style is often described as Beethovian for its intensity and grandeur.
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The orchestra performed a Beethovian symphony that filled the hall with powerful emotion.
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Many consider his latest work to be quite Beethovian in style.
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The orchestra performed a Beethovian symphony that filled the hall with powerful emotion.
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Her writing style is often described as Beethovian for its intensity and grandeur.
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The film's climax had a Beethovian sense of drama that captivated the audience.
Synonyms
Having the strong, emotional style of Beethoven's music
How Beethoven-like
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Beethovian comes from the name Beethoven and the ending -ian, which means 'belonging to' or 'connected with', just like in Shakespearean. Because Beethoven's music is known for being dramatic, heroic, and grand, Beethovian describes something that has those powerful qualities.