hexametrical (Meaning)
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hexametrical (a.)
Consisting of six metrical feet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hexametrical
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hexametrical Sentence Examples
- The poet's hexametrical verse resonated with an ancient cadence.
- The epic poem employed a strict hexametrical meter, consisting of six dactyls or spondees.
- The orator's hexametrical speech swayed the audience with its rhythmic flow.
- The historian's account was recorded in eloquent hexametrical poetry.
- The philosopher's hexametrical arguments formed an intricate web of logical reasoning.
- The hexametrical ballad recounted the heroic deeds of a legendary warrior.
- Shakespeare's experimentation with hexametrical verse led to innovative theatrical forms.
- Hymnody often incorporated hexametrical stanzas to express sacred devotion.
- The ancient Greek hexametrical form influenced later poetic traditions worldwide.
- Modern poets occasionally revive hexametrical verse to explore its timeless aesthetic charm.
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Consisting of six metrical feet.
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The poet's hexametrical verse resonated with an ancient cadence.
The epic poem employed a strict hexametrical meter, consisting of six dactyls or spondees.
The orator's hexametrical speech swayed the audience with its rhythmic flow.
The historian's account was recorded in eloquent hexametrical poetry.
