Noir

Pronunciation: /ˈnɔɪr/

Noir (noun)

  1. A style of fiction that features crime, mystery, and a dark atmosphere.
  2. A type of film that shows crime and moral ambiguity, often with a gloomy tone.

Examples

  • Many authors explore themes in the noir genre.
  • The film features classic noir elements and a suspenseful plot.

Common collocations: noir fiction, noir elements, noir films, noir aesthetic

Synonyms of Noir

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Noir

  • — Opposite of dark, often used to describe light or cheerful situations.
  • — Refers to the absence of darkness, often associated with clarity.