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Tudoresque

adjective
Tu·dor·esque | \¦t(y)üdə¦resk\

Definition of Tudoresque 

: of, relating to, or resembling the style of the Tudor period

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History and Etymology for Tudoresque

Tudor, royal house + English -esque

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