Definitions

1. verb

to write or speak in a manner reminiscent of Lord Byron, characterized by grandiose language, romanticism, and a focus on individualism and emotion.

“The poet byronized in his latest collection of verse, weaving a narrative that was equal parts melodramatic and beautiful.”

2. noun

a style of writing or speaking characterized by grandiose language, romanticism, and a focus on individualism and emotion, reminiscent of Lord Byron.

“The novelist’s work was an example of byronize, with its sweeping narrative and poetic prose.”