"Ellenesque" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1914, Mary Heaton Vorse, The Heart’s Country, Boston, Mass, New York, N.Y.: Houghton Mifflin Company; The Riverside Press Cambridge, page 113:",
          "text": "It had seemed to me sort of an Ellenesque thing to have happened, charming and delightful, though I had paid no attention to her belief that he was coming back.",
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          "ref": "1931 January 26, “Middlebro’s M.P.”, in The Winnipeg Evening Tribune, volume XLI, number 22, Winnipeg, Man., page 11:",
          "text": "A final Ellenesque reflection: “Such a lady is too expensive a product to maintain a falling empire.”",
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          "ref": "1989, Seymour Epstein, Light, New York, N.Y.: Henry Holt and Company, →ISBN, page 154:",
          "text": "Ellen did that thing she always does under stress: She touched her upper lip with the tip of her tongue, and she veiled her eyes, and she allowed her features to settle into that Ellenesque composure.",
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          "ref": "2007, Karen Yampolsky, Falling Out of Fashion, Kensington Books, →ISBN, →LCCN, page 154:",
          "text": "As she sat next to Ellen at lunch, I noticed how pale her complexion was, even in comparison to Ellen, who I thought was the whitest person I had ever seen. There was no mystery where she took her fashion cues from. She sported an Ellenesque aqua sweater set that day complete with matching headband.",
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          "ref": "1996 August 29, “‘Ellen’ finds fan, mimic”, in Star Tribune, volume XV, number 147, page B4:",
          "text": "Wilson tipped off her cousin Courtney Wilson, “That’s Ellen.” Degeneres^([sic]) looked up and gave Tiff “a very, very pleasant smile, kind of letting us know it was she.” To jar Courtney’s memory, Tiff lapsed into some Ellenesque silliness — dancing, slapping her tiny behind and singing “and booty slap, and booty slap. She did that booty-slap routine on some music awards show.”",
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          "ref": "1997 October 6, Suzanne P. Johnson, “In Ellen’s footsteps”, in The Commercial Appeal, 158th year, number 279, Memphis, Tenn., page A9:",
          "text": "If I had known that this innocuous-sounding PG-13 movie about a man falsely (I thought) accused of being gay was really an Ellenesque coming out with a huge message to teenagers that “hey, it’s OK!”, I wouldn’t have attended myself, let alone taken my 14-year-old son.",
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          "ref": "2004 May 23, Lynn Elber, “Ellen DeGeneres Savors Her Rebound, Emmys”, in The Signal, page B6:",
          "text": "After DeGeneres displayed a picture of her overweight cat, “suddenly people sent in pictures of their fat cats,” she said. (She continues on in her meandering, charmingly Ellenesque fashion: “Some of them we don’t even show because I feel like, ‘Oh, my God, this animal’s going to blow up in a second.’ Now I’m realizing my animal’s not fat at all.”)",
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          "text": "If I had known that this innocuous-sounding PG-13 movie about a man falsely (I thought) accused of being gay was really an Ellenesque coming out with a huge message to teenagers that “hey, it’s OK!”, I wouldn’t have attended myself, let alone taken my 14-year-old son.",
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