miltonic

Meanings

• A term derived from the name of the English poet John Milton.

  - "The word 'miltonic' is often used to describe anything that is reminiscent of the style or themes found in the works of John Milton."
  - "In literature, the term 'miltonic' is sometimes used to describe the lofty, epic style of writing found in the works of John Milton."

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Variants

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John Milton , Milton , Miltonian , Miltonic

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Etymology

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The term 'miltonic' is derived from the name of the English poet John Milton.

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Culture

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The term 'miltonic' is often used in literature and criticism to describe the style or themes found in the works of John Milton. Milton's works, particularly his epic poem 'Paradise Lost', have had a profound influence on English literature and culture.

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