ˌɪlɪˈædɪk

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characteristic of the Trojan War, especially as described in Homer’s Iliad

“The poet’s epic poem was written in an iliadic style, drawing inspiration from ancient Greek mythology.”

2. noun

a poem or other literary work in the style of Homer’s Iliad

“The professor assigned the students to read an iliadic poem that explored the human cost of war.”

3. adverb

in a style reminiscent of Homer’s Iliad

“The author’s writing style was iliadic, evoking the grandeur and tragedy of ancient Greek epic poetry.”