Gothiques (en. Gothic)
/ɡɔ.tik/
Meaning & Definition
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adjective
Relating to the artistic and architectural movement of Gothic.
Gothic cathedrals are famous for their pointed arches.
Les cathédrales gothiques sont célèbres pour leurs voûtes en ogive.
Referring to a clothing style or culture associated with the modern gothic movement.
She often wears gothic clothing with dark patterns.
Elle porte souvent des vêtements gothiques avec des motifs sombres.
Evokes a dark and mysterious atmosphere.
This novel has an intriguing gothic atmosphere.
Ce roman a une ambiance gothique intrigante.
Etymology
From Latin 'gothicus', referring to the Goths, a Germanic people.
Common Phrases and Expressions
gothic architecture
Architectural style characterized by pointed arches and flying buttresses.
architecture gothique
gothic movement
Cultural and artistic movement from the 12th to the 16th century.
mouvement gothique
gothic aesthetics
Style emphasizing dark and supernatural elements.
esthétique gothique
Related Words
gothic
Related to Gothic art and architecture.
gothique
goth
A member of a culture or musical subgenre influenced by goth.
goth
gothic castle
Style of castle that reflects elements of Gothic architecture.
château gothique
Slang Meanings
Term used to designate someone who follows the gothic culture.
She is a goth, always dressed in black.
Elle est une gothique, toujours habillée de noir.
Refers to a dark or melancholic personality.
He has a very gothic style, he likes horror movies.
Il a un style très gothique, il aime les films d'horreur.