post-Ibsen
/ˌpəʊstˈɪbs(ə)n/adjective
Subsequent to the life or works of Ibsen; influenced by the style or views (especially concerning social reform) of Ibsen.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Bernard Shaw (1856–1950), playwright and polemicist. From post- + the name of Henrik Ibsen.
- obligatorily
- obligatoriness
- obligatory
- oblige
- obligedness
- obligee
- obligement
- obliger
- obliging
- obligingly
- obligingness
- obligor
- obliquation
- oblique
- oblique-angled
- oblique ascension
- oblique hyperbola
- obliquely
- oblique motion
- obliqueness
- oblique pedal
- oblique perspective
- oblique photograph
- obliquity
- obliquus