Definition of: Edwardian

(ed·wär′dē·ən) adjective
1. Law Relating to Edward I as regards the writs founded on the statute of Gloucester, which enforced the law that a grant in fee simple by a tenant for life, or in dower, caused forfeiture of the entire estate.
2. Archit. Indicating the style of the time of the first three Edwards.
3. Eccl. Pertaining to the adoption of a new ritual and important changes in church management, under Edward VI.
4. Relating to Edward VII, his reign and especially the literature, manners, and decorative styles characterizing this period.