Definition of "-esque" []

• In the manner of; resembling: Lincolnesque. (suffix)

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• "The good professor's recent "there's no heaven" moment of "Imagine"-esque aplomb is what it is."
• "Hardy gained an additional 30 lbs. of muscle thanks to physical training and lived out a "Rocky"-esque fantasy in scenes where he waded through crowds of cheering fans on his way toward the fighting cage."
• "In other words, investors don't see Harrisburg heralding a Meredith Whitney -esque muni-meltdown."