Definition of Hogarthian in English:

Hogarthian

adjective həˈɡɑːθɪənhoʊˈɡɑrθiən

Relating to or characteristic of the English painter and engraver William Hogarth or his satirical political illustrations.
a Hogarthian scene
Example sentencesExamples
- They were Hogarthian drawings of slum buildings with broken windows stuffed with rubbish and humans sprawled in the gutter, dead drunk among the filth.
- British streets are no longer safe at night and unless something radical is done soon, we will find ourselves in Hogarthian times again.
- The style of both dress and house is that of early 18th-century Hogarthian caricature, and the production has a darker air than most.
- He was appalled by the excesses of the French Revolution, which he depicted in graphic Hogarthian detail in Plundering the King's Cellar at Paris.
- His old-timey ink-and-watercolor illustrations feel almost Hogarthian in places, but the sepia quality is well suited to this engrossing historical tale.
- As I think back to that Hogarthian nightscape, I can understand why we of a tender bourgeois sensibility are panicked by the idea of further relaxing the licence laws.

Rhymes

Parthian

Definition of Hogarthian in US English:

Hogarthian

adjectivehōˈɡärTHēənhoʊˈɡɑrθiən

Relating to or characteristic of the English painter and engraver William Hogarth or his satirical political illustrations.
a Hogarthian scene
Example sentencesExamples
- British streets are no longer safe at night and unless something radical is done soon, we will find ourselves in Hogarthian times again.
- They were Hogarthian drawings of slum buildings with broken windows stuffed with rubbish and humans sprawled in the gutter, dead drunk among the filth.
- His old-timey ink-and-watercolor illustrations feel almost Hogarthian in places, but the sepia quality is well suited to this engrossing historical tale.
- He was appalled by the excesses of the French Revolution, which he depicted in graphic Hogarthian detail in Plundering the King's Cellar at Paris.
- As I think back to that Hogarthian nightscape, I can understand why we of a tender bourgeois sensibility are panicked by the idea of further relaxing the licence laws.
- The style of both dress and house is that of early 18th-century Hogarthian caricature, and the production has a darker air than most.

单词	Hogarthian
释义	Definition of Hogarthian in English: Hogarthian adjective həˈɡɑːθɪənhoʊˈɡɑrθiən Relating to or characteristic of the English painter and engraver William Hogarth or his satirical political illustrations. a Hogarthian scene Example sentencesExamples They were Hogarthian drawings of slum buildings with broken windows stuffed with rubbish and humans sprawled in the gutter, dead drunk among the filth. British streets are no longer safe at night and unless something radical is done soon, we will find ourselves in Hogarthian times again. The style of both dress and house is that of early 18th-century Hogarthian caricature, and the production has a darker air than most. He was appalled by the excesses of the French Revolution, which he depicted in graphic Hogarthian detail in Plundering the King's Cellar at Paris. His old-timey ink-and-watercolor illustrations feel almost Hogarthian in places, but the sepia quality is well suited to this engrossing historical tale. As I think back to that Hogarthian nightscape, I can understand why we of a tender bourgeois sensibility are panicked by the idea of further relaxing the licence laws. Rhymes Parthian Definition of Hogarthian in US English: Hogarthian adjectivehōˈɡärTHēənhoʊˈɡɑrθiən Relating to or characteristic of the English painter and engraver William Hogarth or his satirical political illustrations. a Hogarthian scene Example sentencesExamples British streets are no longer safe at night and unless something radical is done soon, we will find ourselves in Hogarthian times again. They were Hogarthian drawings of slum buildings with broken windows stuffed with rubbish and humans sprawled in the gutter, dead drunk among the filth. His old-timey ink-and-watercolor illustrations feel almost Hogarthian in places, but the sepia quality is well suited to this engrossing historical tale. He was appalled by the excesses of the French Revolution, which he depicted in graphic Hogarthian detail in Plundering the King's Cellar at Paris. As I think back to that Hogarthian nightscape, I can understand why we of a tender bourgeois sensibility are panicked by the idea of further relaxing the licence laws. The style of both dress and house is that of early 18th-century Hogarthian caricature, and the production has a darker air than most.
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