Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
baroque-style
Adjective
/bəˈroʊk staɪl/
Definition
A highly decorative and theatrical style that originated in Italy in the early 17th century and gradually spread across Europe, characterized by intricate details, bold colors, and dynamic forms.
Examples
- The baroque-style architecture of the cathedral features sweeping arches and an abundance of gilded details.
- Her outfit was adorned with baroque-style embellishments that drew attention.
- The painting was created in a baroque-style, showcasing rich colors and dramatic lighting.
Meaning
Baroque-style is associated with a dramatic and elaborate form of art and architecture that emphasizes grandeur and opulence.
Synonyms
- ornate
- elaborate
- dramatic
- theatrical
