logaoedic (Meaning)

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logaoedic (a.)

Composed of dactyls and trochees so arranged as to produce a movement like that of ordinary speech.

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The logaoedic rhythm of the poem created a sense of fluidity and grace.
The poet masterfully employed logaoedic lines to convey the character's emotions.
The logaoedic structure added a lyrical quality to the otherwise prose-like text.
The logaoedic verse allowed the poet to experiment with different combinations of long and short syllables.
The logaoedic lines lent themselves perfectly to the iambic meter of the play.
The author used logaoedic couplets to create a sense of urgency and drama.
The logaoedic meter was well-suited to the epic nature of the tale.
The logaoedic rhythm gave the poem a distinct and memorable character.
The poet's innovative use of logaoedic lines challenged traditional poetic conventions.
The logaoedic form allowed the poet to explore the nuances of language and rhythm.

Composed of dactyls and trochees so arranged as to produce a movement like that of ordinary speech.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The logaoedic rhythm of the poem created a sense of fluidity and grace.

The poet masterfully employed logaoedic lines to convey the character's emotions.

The logaoedic structure added a lyrical quality to the otherwise prose-like text.

The logaoedic verse allowed the poet to experiment with different combinations of long and short syllables.