iambize (Meaning)
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iambize (v. t.)
To satirize in iambics; to lampoon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of iambize
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iambize Sentence Examples
- The rhythmic pattern of iambize, with unstressed syllables followed by stressed syllables, creates a driving beat.
- The playwright's use of iambize gives the dialogue a formal and dramatic tone.
- In Shakespeare's sonnets, iambize lends an elegant and melodious quality to the language.
- The iambize of marching bands evokes a sense of patriotism and unity.
- The first and third lines of a haiku traditionally adhere to an iambize pattern.
- Iambize can be found in many nursery rhymes, such as "Hickory Dickory Dock" and "Hey Diddle Diddle."
- In classical Greek drama, iambize was used in spoken lines but not in sung choruses.
- The popularity of iambize in English poetry has influenced the rhythm of many other languages.
- The iambize of a heartbeat provides a comforting and reassuring rhythm.
- The deliberate and purposeful flow of iambize can be used to create a sense of suspense or anticipation.
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To satirize in iambics; to lampoon.
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The rhythmic pattern of iambize, with unstressed syllables followed by stressed syllables, creates a driving beat.
The playwright's use of iambize gives the dialogue a formal and dramatic tone.
In Shakespeare's sonnets, iambize lends an elegant and melodious quality to the language.
The iambize of marching bands evokes a sense of patriotism and unity.
