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Dick·en·sian [dɪˈkenziən] PRID.

Dickensian LIT. (written by Dickens)

von Dickens

Dickensian (in Dickens' style)

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Dickensian (of Dickens' day)

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The industrial-era setting is populated with leering, Dickensian characters.

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There are violent fathers, kindly paternal surrogates, stern but caring lawyers, wild but loyal best friends, and competing love interests blessed with different Dickensian ideals.

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The newsroom men debate on how to portray the Dickensian aspect.

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Most of the characters retain their original Dickensian qualities.

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A tiny lady, less than 5 feet tall, she dressed in thick tweeds and hunting capes even in midsummer; one could say a Dickensian character.

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That's far from the only Dickensian touch in the trilogy.

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It would make for an appropriately Dickensian social comedy, if so.

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The building consisted of seven different freeholds and had been described as a Dickensian rabbit warren.

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It is common in some societies which still live in culture of poverty (Dickensian), where people tend to be narrow-minded and of low social intelligence.

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Her acting career was interrupted in the 1940s by serious personal problems, her own life becoming more Dickensian than the characters she portrayed on screen.

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