dystopian in Greek
dystopian in Greek is δυστοπικός — dystopian means relating to or resembling a dystopia — an imagined society made deliberately grim through oppression, surveillance or collapse.
dystopian in Greek
δυστοπικός
Pronounced: dystopikos
Of or pertaining to a dystopia.
What does "dystopian" mean?
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adjective Relating to or resembling a dystopia — an imagined society made deliberately grim through oppression, surveillance or collapse.
"A dystopian novel about a surveillance state."
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dystopian in a sentence
- A dystopian novel about a surveillance state.
- Empty streets and drones gave the whole thing a dystopian feel.
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What is "dystopian" in Greek?
"dystopian" in Greek is δυστοπικός. dystopian means: Relating to or resembling a dystopia — an imagined society made deliberately grim through oppression, surveillance or collapse.
How do you pronounce δυστοπικός?
"dystopian" in Greek is δυστοπικός, pronounced "dystopikos".
How do you use "dystopian" in a sentence?
Example: "A dystopian novel about a surveillance state." In Greek, "dystopian" is δυστοπικός.
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