genre

Noun

Meaning

A style of painting, sculpture, or other imitative art, which illustrates everyday life and manners.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

class type kind music genre musical style musical genre literary genre family form group make order school species character

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Antonyms

severe disorder chaos analogy disrupt disperse

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Hypernyms

form music art style kind sort

Hyponyms

march poesy form drill classical poetry

Phrases with the word

jefferson airplane genre haydn genre led zeppelin's genre avant-garde genre family saga genre consciousness-expanding genre

Anagrams

green grene regne Egner Geren neger regen reneg

Examples

Aaron Bergman: Yeah, Jay and I always talk about how within the genre space there's often not a lot of representation from a diversity standpoint. Source: Internet

1UP.com called the game ambitious for its time, writing that it represented an evolution of the overhead perspective action adventure genre. Source: Internet

A 1995 article in Next Generation stated that the "PC Engine conversion of Irem's arcade smash R-Type is still regarded as the system's definitive contribution to the shoot 'em up genre." Source: Internet

ABC 's Dancing With the Stars and Codemasters ' Dance Factory are more recent examples of games that pay homage to DDR and the genre it created. Source: Internet

2000s seeAlso The start of the 2000s saw a quiet period for the genre. Source: Internet

According to Coogan, Hosea falls under a unique genre called “covenant lawsuit” where God accuses Israel of breaking their previously made agreement. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

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