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Often used in the same context:
firbank,
henryson,
unworldliness,
strachey,
traherne,
ackroyd,
max beerbohm,
le gallienne,
leavis,
binchy,
gaitskell,
drabble,
auden,
wheen,
nancy mitford,
percy bysshe shelley,
woollcott,
cobbing,
maugham,
quiddity,
galsworthy,
lytton strachey,
shakspere,
gilliver,
aby warburg,
isherwood,
maud gonne,
william cowper,
stingo,
grene,
brookner,
mary wollstonecraft,
dandyism,
hilaire belloc,
dodgson,
ford madox ford,
andrewes,
bluestocking,
simenon,
andre gide,
jamesian,
sillitoe,
bogarde,
traubel,
watercolourist,
tradescant,
stephen spender,
solipsist,
le carre,
cobbett,
betjeman,
articulacy,
toynbee,
bardic,
thomas malory,
orotund,
donleavy,
coleridge,
dorrit,
authoress,
threnody,
harold nicolson,
hippolytus,
sarah siddons,
compendious,
byronic,
gradgrind,
bewitchment,
synge,
kinchin,
hesione,
zinnemann,
keats,
latterday,
cromwellian,
prolixity,
de quincey,
elizabeth gaskell,
shorthand typist,
drollness,
cavafy,
svevo,
jessica mitford,
alfred tennyson,
polymathic,
doubleness,
cozens,
gombrowicz,
begetter,
edmund spenser,
corkonian,
iseult,
davys,
charlotte bronte,
counterpointing,
otoole,
rattigan,
orcadian,
updike,
southernness,
moorcock,
controversialist
Also try:
— Adjectives for macneice:
late,
auden,
irish,
english
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