Pronunciation: /boʊˈhiːmiən/
noun a person who is unconventional, especially in an artistic way
A1 She is a bohemian who loves to travel and explore new cultures.
A2 The bohemian wore colorful scarves and unique jewelry.
B1 The bohemian lifestyle emphasizes creativity and individuality.
B2 Many artists and musicians are drawn to the bohemian neighborhood in the city.
C1 The bohemian community in the town is known for its vibrant arts scene.
C2 The bohemian spirit of the festival was evident in the eclectic mix of performances and art installations.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a bohemian
A1 She wore a bohemian dress to the music festival.
A2 The bohemian lifestyle of the artist inspired her to be more creative.
B1 The cafe had a bohemian atmosphere with mismatched furniture and eclectic decor.
B2 The bohemian neighborhood was known for its vibrant street art and alternative culture.
C1 The bohemian fashion designer was renowned for her unique and avant-garde designs.
C2 The bohemian community thrived on individuality and self-expression, embracing diversity and freedom of thought.
formal The bohemian lifestyle is often associated with artistic expression and unconventional living.
informal She has a bohemian style with her flowing skirts and eclectic jewelry.
slang That music festival was so bohemian, everyone was just chilling and enjoying the vibes.
figurative His mind was a bohemian paradise, filled with wild ideas and creative thoughts.
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