hudibrastic (Meaning)
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hudibrastic (a.)
Similar to, or in the style of, the poem Hudibras, by Samuel Butler; in the style of doggerel verse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hudibrastic
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hudibrastic Sentence Examples
- The poem was written in a playful and hudibrastic style, filled with wit and humor.
- His writing was often characterized by its hudibrastic verses and satirical tone.
- The author's use of hudibrastic couplets added a whimsical touch to the narrative.
- Critics praised the poem for its inventive wordplay and hudibrastic rhymes.
- The playwright's hudibrastic dialogue kept the audience entertained throughout the performance.
- Readers were delighted by the hudibrastic twists and turns of the story.
- The poet's hudibrastic style drew inspiration from classical satire and farce.
- His verses were a masterful blend of hudibrastic humor and social commentary.
- The novel's hudibrastic passages added depth and complexity to the narrative.
- Writers of the time often experimented with hudibrastic forms to explore contemporary issues.
FAQs About the word hudibrastic
Similar to, or in the style of, the poem Hudibras, by Samuel Butler; in the style of doggerel verse.
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No antonyms found.
The poem was written in a playful and hudibrastic style, filled with wit and humor.
His writing was often characterized by its hudibrastic verses and satirical tone.
The author's use of hudibrastic couplets added a whimsical touch to the narrative.
Critics praised the poem for its inventive wordplay and hudibrastic rhymes.
