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baroque

[buh-rohk, ba-rawk] / bəˈroʊk, baˈrɔk /


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There’s a baroque theory that Trump welcomes criminal prosecutions because every battle makes him a hero in the eyes of his followers.

From Los Angeles Times

In “Madonna With Child,” the wave protectively encircles the figures of a casually dressed Black woman holding a sleeping baby, acting as a kind of decorative border or a baroque frame.

From New York Times

Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, which won Album of the Year in 1968, rewrote the rules of rock with its baroque, psychedelic musical experiments.

From BBC

Suddenly, Morris had a sonic palette for her new music - a sort of warped baroque pop, embellished with dreamy Doris Day stings and unexpected squiggles of electronica.

From BBC

This attraction east of Konstanz features flower gardens, a butterfly house and baroque castle.

From Washington Post