dickensian

/dɪˈkɛnziən/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling the writing style, characters, or social conditions described by Charles Dickens, especially poverty, injustice, and harsh industrial settings.
    • The novel paints a Dickensian picture of life in 19th-century London.
    • Her description of the crowded, dirty tenement was truly Dickensian.
    • The old factory had a Dickensian atmosphere with its dark hallways and child laborers.
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