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Spanish
Etymology
From Macondo + -iano. Macondo is a fictional town that serves as the setting of Gabriel García Márquez's novel One Hundred Years of Solitude.
Adjective
macondiano (feminine mancondiana, masculine plural macondianos, feminine plural mancondianas)
- (Latin America) surreal; bizarre
2017 March 31, “Dulce bellum inexpertis”, in El Nacional:Durante aquella brevísima tregua, una intolerable tristeza, una macondiana melancolía hizo presa a los compañeros de Cuervo: hacer la paz les resultaba ignominioso.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
- (Latin America) fictional
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