Post-Impressionism |
a late-nineteenth-century development in French painting, arising out of Impressionism, in which artists further rejected naturalism to study perceptual subtleties or the expressive dynamics in a subject, often through strong color and bold form. |
postinaugural |
combined form of inaugural. |
postindependence |
combined form of independence. |
postindustrial |
of or designating a society in which the importance of heavy industry is declining, relative to that of technology and service industries. |
postinfection |
combined form of infection. |
postinjection |
combined form of injection. |
postinoculation |
combined form of inoculation. |
postirradiation |
combined form of irradiation. |
postischemic |
combined form of ischemic. |
postisolation |
combined form of isolation. |
postlanding |
combined form of landing. |
postliberation |
combined form of liberation. |
postlude |
a closing musical piece or movement. [3 definitions] |
postman |
one who delivers mail. |
postmarital |
combined form of marital. |
postmark |
an official mark that cancels the postage stamp on a piece of mail and shows the date and place of mailing. [2 definitions] |
postmastectomy |
combined form of mastectomy. |
postmaster |
the government official in charge of a post office. |
postmaster general |
(often cap.) the head of a nation's postal service. |
postmedieval |
combined form of medieval. |
postmeridian |
of, pertaining to, or occurring in the afternoon; after noon. |