"Shakespearesque" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2007, Dennis O'Brien, Finding the voice of the church, University of Notre Dame Press, page 45:",
          "text": "Bloom does not say that Shakespeare invented idiosyncratic Shakespearesque characters, he invented the human for all that Hamlet and the rest are Shakespeare's unique creations.",
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          "text": "I am more interested in the writers that were not influenced by Shakespeare of that period, rather than the sort of Shakespearesque plays.",
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          "text": "It's all very clever, this Shakespearesque touch by which the characters reveal a major flaw in Samson's character: his lack of understanding of social relationships and the superior thickness of blood to a recently contracted marriage.",
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