bohemian — A person who lives an unconventional lifestyle, especially an artist or writer
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A person who lives an unconventional lifestyle, especially an artist or writer
Pronunciation (IPA): /boʊˈhiːmiən/
Korean meaning: 비관습적인 생활방식을 사는 사람, 특히 예술가나 작가
Korean pronunciation: 보**히**미언
Example Sentences
- My bohemian neighbor plays guitar at 3 AM and thinks the moon is his audience.
- The bohemian café was filled with poets who couldn't afford coffee but ordered it anyway.
- She adopted a bohemian approach to interior design, mixing vintage furniture with modern art.
bohemian
NOUN//boʊˈhiːmiən//
A person who lives an unconventional lifestyle, especially an artist or writer
A bohemian artist creates freely in their unconventional studio home
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A bohemian artist paints Czechoslovakian dancers and Moravian melodies!
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Origin
From French bohémien meaning 'gypsy,' originally referring to people from Bohemia (Czech Republic). In 19th-century Paris, Roma people were mistakenly thought to come from Bohemia, and the term later extended to describe unconventional artists and writers living like nomads.
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“My bohemian neighbor plays guitar at 3 AM and thinks the moon is his audience.”
“The bohemian café was filled with poets who couldn't afford coffee but ordered it anyway.”
“She adopted a bohemian approach to interior design, mixing vintage furniture with modern art.”
“The bohemian writer lived in seven different countries before settling down.”
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