-esk
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Etymology
Pronunciation
Suffix
-esk
- -esque: in the style of manner of
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German
Etymology
Borrowed from French -esque. Doublet of -isch and -sch.
Pronunciation
Suffix
-esk
- (higher register) -esque; used to form adjectives denoting a similarity in style or manner; productive use is chiefly (even more than in English) restricted to derivations from proper nouns
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