Carnivalesque
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What Does Carnivalesque Mean?
- 狂欢的
- 狂欢节的
- 欢闹的
Carnivalesque Pronunciation
/ˌkɑːrnɪˈvælɛsk/
Carnivalesque Definition
adjective
Definition
Relating to the carnival; characterized by a spirit of festive revelry, often involving inversion of social norms and playful chaos.
In ZH
与狂欢节相关的；以节日的欢庆精神为特征，通常涉及社会规范的颠覆和嬉闹的混乱。
How to Use Carnivalesque in a Sentence
- The novel's themes are deeply carnivalesque, turning societal norms upside down.
- During the festival, the atmosphere became carnivalesque, filled with laughter and joy.
- The artist's work captures a carnivalesque spirit, celebrating freedom and chaos.
- The party took on a carnivalesque vibe as guests donned outrageous costumes.
- In his play, the characters engage in carnivalesque antics, challenging authority and tradition.
Cultural Notes
The term 'carnivalesque' is often associated with the literary theory of Mikhail Bakhtin, which explores the role of carnival in literature and culture.