Definitions
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- noun A
figurative landscape ofmoods oremotions .
Etymologies
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mood + -scape
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Examples
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This long, long film is distended with ambient moodscape scenes of Manhattan between almost every scene, a whiny decaffeinated soundtrack from David Byrne, and some strange cameos.
The Guardian World News Peter Bradshaw 2010
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Rachel Stolte and Solon Bixler, handle the vocal duties - play off of distant echoes and repeated phrasings to design a dimmed moodscape to drive their points across.
JamBase 2009
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Rachel Stolte and Solon Bixler, handle the vocal duties - play off of distant echoes and repeated phrasings to design a dimmed moodscape to drive their points across.
JamBase 2009
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