Tudorbethan

/ ˌtjuːdəˈbiːθən /

adjective

1. derogatory.
   (of a contemporary building) imitative of Tudor and Elizabethan architecture

Example Sentences

The Architectural Digest documented his evolution from Tudorbethan crenellations to modernist swoops.

From New York Times

The vision God bless us every one, a Tudorbethan tableau vivant of bronzed meats, spice and familial merriment.

From The Guardian

Their glass and timber home stood out among the red-brick Tudorbethan of stockbroker Surrey - simple, open-plan and translucent.

From BBC

Strong told the Observer: “There were ship-loads of early English portraits exported, not just grand things. There were interesting Elizabethan and other pictures. Back then, you wouldn’t have got 50 quid for an Elizabethan painting. “It was the fashion, the English ‘Tudorbethan’.

From The Guardian

The Tudorbethan houses, the rowers on the Thames and the cricket greens make it feel like deepest England.

From Economist