hendecasyllable (Meaning)
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hendecasyllable (n.)
A metrical line of eleven syllables.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hendecasyllable
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hendecasyllable Sentence Examples
- The hendecasyllable, an elven word, flowed sweetly.
- The poet's hendecasyllable echoed through the halls.
- Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" showcased the hendecasyllable's charm.
- The rhythm of the hendecasyllable was intoxicating, like a summer breeze.
- The hendecasyllable proved a fitting vessel for poignant stories.
- Shakespeare's sonnets often employed the hendecasyllable's melodious flow.
- The hendecasyllable, with its eleven syllables, danced upon the tongue.
- Milton's "Paradise Lost" reverberated with the power of the hendecasyllable.
- The hendecasyllable, a sonnet's backbone, supported lyrical beauty.
- The hendecasyllable, an instrument of verse, evoked both laughter and tears.
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A metrical line of eleven syllables.
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No antonyms found.
The hendecasyllable, an elven word, flowed sweetly.
The poet's hendecasyllable echoed through the halls.
Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" showcased the hendecasyllable's charm.
The rhythm of the hendecasyllable was intoxicating, like a summer breeze.
