orwell
/ˈɒrwɛl/Definitions
1. noun
A surname, especially of a person associated with George Orwell, a British author.
“He was a great admirer of George Orwell’s work.”
2. proper noun
George Orwell, a British author and journalist, best known for his dystopian novel ‘1984’.
“Orwell’s novel ‘1984’ is a classic warning against totalitarianism.”
3. verb
To speak or write in a way that is characteristic of Orwell, especially in expressing a strong opinion or moral principle.
“He began to orwell about the government’s corruption.”