pomo
- adjective
- /ˈpoʊmoʊ/
- Slang
- Critics described the novel as pomo because of its playful use of narrative structure.
Examples
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Her latest exhibition is so pomo that it challenges every traditional idea of art.
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The film's pomo approach includes breaking the fourth wall and mixing genres.
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Her art is very pomo and challenges traditional styles.
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The pomo literature often uses irony to critique society.
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The film's pomo approach includes breaking the fourth wall and mixing genres.
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Critics described the novel as pomo because of its playful use of narrative structure.
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Her latest exhibition is so pomo that it challenges every traditional idea of art.
Synonyms
A style in art or literature that mixes different ideas and questions old rules
Having a style that mixes old and new ideas and questions usual rules
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pomo is a short, informal form of postmodern, made from post- 'after' and modern 'current'. So pomo describes art or writing that comes after the modern style and often uses playful or ironic ideas and mixes different styles.