draɪˈdenɪən

Definitions

1. noun

Relating to or characteristic of John Dryden, an English poet, literary critic, and historian.

“The academic argued that the poem was a quintessential example of Drydenian satire.”

2. adjective

Characterized by or reminiscent of John Dryden’s style or work, especially in its use of complex language and satire.

“The novel’s Drydenian language and themes made it a challenging but rewarding read.”