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See also:
wave
and
WAVE
Contents
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Suffix
1.2.1
Derived terms
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Etymology
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Likely derived from
new wave
, and popularized by the terms
chillwave
and
vaporwave
.
Suffix
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-wave
Applied to various (often very specialised) music
genres
, subcultures and aesthetics.
chill
+
-wave
→
chillwave
dark
+
-wave
→
darkwave
vapor
+
-wave
→
vaporwave
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English terms suffixed with -wave
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