fusionesque

adj — 2 senses

fusionesque

adj

Etymology From fusion + -esque.

1

Reminiscent of the musical style of jazz fusion.

  • The alto saxophonist Pete Robbins favors a species of fusionesque post-bop that’s complex but welcoming, and ultimately light on its feet.2008 April 27, Nate Chinen, “Trippy Rock, Relaxed Jazz and Other Delights”, in New York Times:
2

Reminiscent of fusion cuisine.

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