al-Qaedaesque

== English == === Etymology === From al-Qaeda +‎ -esque. === Adjective === al-Qaedaesque (comparative more al-Qaedaesque, superlative most al-Qaedaesque) (rare) Resembling al-Qaeda. 2011, David Ball and Nicole Ball (translators), Passage of Tears, Abdourahman S. Waberi, page 39-40: Several local intelligence agencies are murmuring that a[sic] students, of a new kind, well versed in the cognitive sciences, are pouring in from distant lands—Sudan, Gaza, Nigeria, Peshawar or Kurdistan—to train in al-Qaedaesque fortified camps.