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goth

UK
/ɡɒθ/
US
/ɡɑːθ/

Translations

Gothadjective

goth

more goth
Comp.
most goth
Super.
gothiqueStyle, musique et esthétique.
The band played a goth set that captivated the audience with its haunting melodies.
Le groupe a joué un set gothique qui a captivé le public avec ses mélodies envoûtantes.
Additional translations
gothFamilier ; courant dans l'usage de la subculture.
Synonyms
dark
brooding
gloomy
macabre
mysterious
Gothsnoun

goth

goths
pl
GothsPeuple germanique de l’Antiquité.
The Goths played a significant role in the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
Les Goths ont joué un rôle important dans la chute de l’Empire romain d’Occident.
Additional translations
gothsMembre de la sous-culture gothique.
Synonyms
goths (subculture)
Gothic people
Gothic tribes
Gothic tribespeople
Visigoths
Ostrogoths
East Goths
West Goths
goth subculture members
gothic subculture adherents

Definitions

Gothadjective
Relating to a style of rock music characterized by a dark, mysterious, and often melancholic aesthetic.
The band played a goth set that captivated the audience with its haunting melodies.
Pertaining to a fashion style that includes dark clothing, makeup, and accessories, often associated with a subculture that embraces a mysterious and somber aesthetic.
She wore a goth outfit complete with a black lace dress and heavy eyeliner.
Characterized by or exuding a dark, gloomy, or macabre mood.
The film's aesthetic was incredibly goth, filled with shadowy corridors and tragic romance.
Gothsnoun
A member of a Germanic people that invaded the Roman Empire from the east between the 3rd and 5th centuries.
The Goths played a significant role in the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
A person who adopts a style of fashion and music characterized by dark, mysterious, and often morbid elements.
The Goths at the concert wore black clothing and heavy makeup.
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