Mannerism led to the Baroque.
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Mannerism
//ˈmænəˌɹɪzəm//
Synonyms for "mannerism" (147 found)
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markmarkingmere showmienminauderiemodemode of expressionmoldmouldmouldermouldynaturenonconformityoddityoddnessodoroverelaborationovereleganceovernicenessoverrefinement
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particularitypeculiar traitpeculiaritypersonal stylepreciositypreciousnesspretensepretensionpretentiousnesspropertyprunes and prismspublic imagepurismput onput-onputting on airsqualityqueernessquirkrhetoricsavorsealsense of languageshamshapeshowsingularitysmackspecialtystampstrainstrangenessstylestylishnessstylistic analysisstylisticstainttangtastethe grand stylethe plain stylethe sublimetokentrademarktraittricktrick of behaviorunnaturalnessveinwaywhimsy
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29 translations across 14 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- превзетост noun (exaggerated or affected style)
Danish
1 entries- manér noun (habitual behavior)
Dutch
1 entries- maniërisme noun (style of art)
Esperanto
1 entries- afektaĵo noun (exaggerated or affected style)
Finnish
3 entries- maneeri noun (habitual behavior)
- maneeri noun (exaggerated or affected style)
- manierismi noun (style of art)
French
4 entries- manie noun (habitual behavior)
- maniérisme noun (habitual behavior)
- maniérisme noun (exaggerated or affected style)
- tic noun (habitual behavior)
German
3 entries- Manier noun (habitual behavior)
- Manierismus noun (exaggerated or affected style)
- Maniertheit noun (habitual behavior)
Irish
4 entries- faisean noun (habitual behavior)
- gothaíocht noun (habitual behavior)
- nósúlacht noun (habitual behavior)
- snas noun (habitual behavior)
Italian
2 entries- manierismo noun (exaggerated or affected style)
- manierismo noun (style of art)
Kazakh
1 entries- маньеризм noun (exaggerated or affected style)
Portuguese
3 entries- maneirismo noun (habitual behavior)
- maneirismo noun (exaggerated or affected style)
- maneirismo noun (style of art)
Russian
2 entries- мане́рность noun (habitual behavior)
- маньери́зм noun (habitual behavior)
Spanish
2 entries- manierismo noun (exaggerated or affected style)
- manierismo noun (style of art)
Ukrainian
1 entries- маньєри́зм noun (style of art)
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Tom has a hard time hiding behind a mask because of this characteristic mannerism.
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That's just a mannerism of his.
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I want to learn more about Mannerism and Baroque.
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