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Baudelairean, -ian, a.|bəʊdəˈlɛərɪən|
Also occas. -ien.
[f. the name of Charles Baudelaire (1821–67), French poet and critic + -ian.]
Of, or pertaining to, or characteristic of Charles Baudelaire or his poetry. Hence as n., an admirer or imitator of Baudelaire's work; also Baudeˈlairianism.
1899‘G. F. Monkshood’ R. Kipling 181 ‘Love-o'-Woman’, a Baudelairean study of physical passion, disease and Death. 1909Daily Chron. 30 Aug. 3/3 The little Baudelairiens who have an itch to seem Satanic. 1921Glasgow Herald 9 Apr. 6 The moral aspect of Baudelairianism. 1962A. Huxley Island iii. 20 In a Baudelairian sort of way it's rather beautiful. 1967Listener 27 July 109/2 André Gide, who was a great Baudelairean. |