Baroque
Baroque adjective - Going beyond a normal or acceptable limit in degree or amount.
Gothic
Gothic adjective - Of or relating to the Goths.
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Synonyms for Gothic
Baroque and Gothic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Baroque" instead an adjective "Gothic".
Nearby Word: goth
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- extravagant and baroque
- extravagant and Gothic
- whimsical and baroque
- whimsical and Gothic
- fanciful and baroque
- fanciful and Gothic
- grotesque and baroque
- grotesque and Gothic
- antique and baroque
- antique and Gothic
- picturesque and baroque
- picturesque and Gothic
- charming and baroque
- charming and Gothic
Both words in one sentence
- A game where its fun-factor was playing as a vampire, exploring atmospheric gothic/baroque architecture, attacking human guards and knights, was turned into a messing of genres where you have to find the switch to progress in bland similar corridors with little lights on the walls.
- So there are Revs with sleek, organic, crystalline-appearing technology and ones in their Church Militant, The Divine Chaos, with gothic and baroque, medieval-looking armor and weapons.
- This has been invoked with the old-school-looking Warhammer 40,000 technology and warships, which look like ancient Gothic and baroque steam-powered machines.
Source: The Aesthetics of Technology
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