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noir
This term evokes a specific aesthetic of urban decay and moral desperation. It is less about the presence of crime and more about the psychological weight of hopelessness and the inevitability of failure. When used as an adjective, it describes a mood of oppressive gloom or a stylistic choice involving high-contrast shadows and bleak narratives.
As a noun, it refers to a highly codified genre. While it originated in cinema, it now encompasses literature and gaming. It is frequently modified by prefixes like neo- to indicate modern reinterpretations of these classic tropes, such as the integration of cyberpunk elements into the traditional detective framework.
Ý nghĩa
Characterized by a gloomy, cynical, or pessimistic atmosphere, often associated with crime and moral ambiguity.
Ví dụ
The city felt cold and noir under the flickering streetlights.
I prefer the classic era of film noir over modern thrillers.
This novel has a very noir sensibility with its focus on corruption.
This novel has a very noir sensibility with its focus on corruption.
He wore a trench coat and fedora to complete the noir look.
The lighting in the scene was pure noir with deep shadows.
The plot is typical noir where the protagonist cannot escape his fate.
Everything about this rainy alleyway feels so noir.