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ballatry (n.)
See Balladry.
ballatry Sentence Examples
- The minstrel's balladry filled the tavern with enchanting melodies.
- The wandering bard captivated audiences with her haunting balladry.
- The balladry of ancient civilizations preserved tales of love, loss, and conquest.
- The epic balladry of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey has inspired countless generations.
- Scottish balladry is renowned for its haunting melodies and tragic narratives.
- The Appalachian Mountains echoed with the balladry of mountain folk tales.
- The Renaissance witnessed a flourishing of balladry, with poets exploring love, courtly life, and heroic deeds.
- The balladry of the Old West celebrated the lives and adventures of cowboys and outlaws.
- Modern balladry often incorporates elements of folk, rock, and electronic music.
- The universality of balladry reflects the enduring power of storytelling and the human experience.
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The minstrel's balladry filled the tavern with enchanting melodies.
The wandering bard captivated audiences with her haunting balladry.
The balladry of ancient civilizations preserved tales of love, loss, and conquest.
The epic balladry of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey has inspired countless generations.
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