How to pronounce “victorian”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Victorian

Practice Nearby Words

nonmodern, proper, square-toed, puritanical, straightlaced, straitlaced, tight-laced, prim, priggish, prudish, prissy, victoria, victory, nurses, decorous, genteel, antiquated, modest, uptight, reserved, stuffy, moralistic, stilted, conventional, old-fashioned, formal, buttoned-up, stiff, respectable, victoriana, edwardian, gothic, antique, gothick, elizabethan, romanic, vintage, queenslander, colonial, wedgwood, retro, medieval, ballarat, georgian, bohemian, british, rococo, tudor, baroque, chippendale, deco, redbrick, romanesque, jacobean, tasmanian, gaslamp, mediaeval, tudors, harlequin, fairie, regency, modern, partick, arcadian, wedgewood, liberace, chiltern, gorean, shakespearian, stalinist, gothics, flemish, greystone, roman, scottish, anglican, parian, kilburn, oldfashioned, viennese, grecian, parisian, gaslit, bloomsbury, fairmount, frilly, holborn, decore, cinderella, aristocratic, shakespearean, filagree, palladian, decorative, charming, venetian, winifred, contemporary, puritan, ambleside

Similar Sounds

victorian, victorium, victoria, victorians, viktoria, victorious, victorias, victorio, victorius, vittoria, victoriana, victoria day, victorian age, sectarian, victorino, vitoria, victorine, vegetarian, vegitarian, vytorin, vaccaria, vector sum, victory, victories, wisteria, victoriously, wysteria, wagnerian, vitrine, vittorio, virion, vomitorium, victoriousness, vickerman, victorian era, victory day, vicariance