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high concept

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Synonyms: high-concept

Antonyms: high-concept

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Noun

  1. An [[appealing#Adjective|appealing]] and [[easily]] [[communicable]] [[idea]] for a [[work#Noun|work]] (such as a [[book#Noun|book]], [[film#Noun|film]], or [[television program]]me).
  2. A [[style#Noun|style]] of work (such as a book, film, or television programme) [[characterize]]d by appealing and easily communicable ideas.
  3. {{senseid|en|overarching idea}}{{lb|en|sometimes|proscribed}} The [[overarching#Adjective|overarching]] idea or [[theme#Noun|theme]] of a work, particularly one [[perceive]]d as [[highly]] [[artistic#Adjective|artistic]] or [[intellectual#Adjective|intellectual]].

Adjective

  1. {{alternative form of|en|high-concept}}.

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