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oeuvre

noun as in body of work

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The sculpture is made of painted wood and is part of a larger series in Dame Barbara’s oeuvre, which she developed throughout World War Two after she settled with her family in St Ives.

From BBC

Across America, too, parents were naming their children after characters in Scott’s oeuvre.

From Salon

If “Juror #2” is this all-time-great filmmaker’s last effort, it may come across like a quiet goodbye: measured conversations replacing his oeuvre’s well-known violence and death.

However when discussing his success, Burton tells us that he rejects the term "Burtonesque" even though it's widely used in popular culture to describe his oeuvre.

From BBC

But the most famous — and notorious — of Han’s oeuvre is “The Vegetarian,” a darkly surreal tale about a woman who spirals into madness after vowing to give up meat.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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