Adjective:

கோதிக்,

gothic's Usage Examples:

Often includes a pant suit in black or dark grey, an ornate, silk, lacy, frilled or otherwise dressy blouse/shirt and simple gothic jewelry.

comic masterpiece drawing even more deeply on the Gents ' gothic influences.

The depopulation of Spain dates certainly from the Moorish conquest, possibly from the earlier Visigothic invasion.

Smith predate both the Twilight and Southern Vampire Mysteries, the success of both contributed to the production of the CW's gothic drama.

Finally, the Costume Page has a good selection of costumes you can make yourself, from a bug catcher to a ballerina, a gothic chic to a big baby.

Moreau is a fabulously blasphemous gothic replay of the Garden of Eden and a Swiftian satire on modern man 's self-image.

Moreau is a fabulously blasphemous gothic replay of the Garden of Eden and a Swiftian satire on modern man's self-image.

Lady Hamilton Vintage: The dreamy gothic romance of bygone days remains the most alluring aspect of these vintage-styled watches, but within their inner workings lie a surprising cache of functionality.

3; Procopius, De bello gothico, ii.

In fact, it only approves the punishment as ordered by the Visigothic laws.

In 713, two years after the defeat and death of Roderick, the last Visigothic king, all Spain, except Galicia and Asturias, fell into the hands of the Moors.

Whether for costuming or as part of a regular look, it has become easier than ever to find men's gothic jackets.

Synonyms:

medieval, mediaeval, nonmodern,

Antonyms:

nativeness, familiarity, future, modern,