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Often used in the same context:
dostoevsky,
dostoyevsky,
fyodor dostoyevsky,
fyodor dostoevsky,
maupassant,
andre gide,
ford madox ford,
oblomov,
flaubert,
hermann hesse,
maxim gorky,
italo calvino,
dorothy sayers,
edmund spenser,
gustave flaubert,
arthur koestler,
ivan turgenev,
isaac bashevis singer,
charles baudelaire,
percy bysshe shelley,
israel zangwill,
osip mandelstam,
arthur rimbaud,
georges simenon,
turgenev,
catullus,
stephen spender,
nabokovian,
de quincey,
maeterlinck,
rainer maria rilke,
cavafy,
giovanni boccaccio,
epigraph,
william hazlitt,
tolstoy,
nietzsche,
boris pasternak,
baudelaire,
lionel trilling,
marivaux,
hannah arendt,
nouveau roman,
alexandre dumas,
raskolnikov,
hilaire belloc,
novelette,
frederico garcia lorca,
schopenhauer,
soren kierkegaard,
purgatorio,
nancy mitford,
ezra pound,
jean giraudoux,
aleichem,
svevo,
ludwig wittgenstein,
philologist,
denise levertov,
guy de maupassant,
max beerbohm,
umberto eco,
witold gombrowicz,
jaroslav hasek,
platonism,
vladimir nabokov,
elizabethan age,
marcel proust,
mallarme,
alfred de musset,
maxim gorki,
novels,
rilke,
gunter grass,
laurence sterne,
novella,
symbolist,
simone weil,
romanticist,
albert camus,
georg wilhelm friedrich hegel,
martin heidegger,
prose poem,
gombrowicz,
randall jarrell,
oedipus complex,
somerset maugham,
proust,
decameron,
johann wolfgang von goethe,
epictetus,
solipsist,
jacques derrida,
paul verlaine,
rabelais,
desiderius erasmus,
jean genet,
existentialists,
giraudoux,
echt,
lucretius,
aldous huxley,
bears,
dandelion,
larch,
slain,
turnip,
turnips,
vetch,
academicians,
actresses,
adventurer,
adventurers,
agrarians,
agriculturalists,
agriculturist,
airmen,
ajax,
alexander,
ammonites,
amphibian,
ape
Appears in the definition of:
dostoevskian,
dostoyevskian
More general:
novelist
Synonyms:
dostoevsky,
dostoievski,
dostoyevski,
dostoyevsky,
fedor dosoievski,
fedor dostoevski,
fedor dostoevsky,
fedor dostoyevski,
fedor dostoyevsky,
fedor mikhailovich dostoevski
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— Adjectives for dostoevski:
russian,
young,
haunted,
convulsed,
great,
giant,
poor,
early
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