motific (Meaning)

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motific (a.)

Producing motion.

No weak antonyms found.

The leitmotif woven throughout the symphony evoked a sense of longing and nostalgia.
The recurring motif in the painting symbolized the artist's subconscious fears.
The motific tapestry depicted scenes of ancient mythology and legendary battles.
The composer cleverly employed a contrasting motif to create tension and release.
The motific design of the wallpaper hinted at the eclectic taste of its owner.
The poet's words possessed a subtle motific undercurrent that connected the seemingly disparate stanzas.
The architect's design incorporated motific elements from traditional Gothic architecture.
The motific structure of the novel provided a cohesive framework for the complex plot.
The film's score relied heavily on a motific theme that accompanied the protagonist's journey.
The motific repetition of certain symbols in the dream suggested a subconscious pattern or message.

Producing motion.

topic, question, matter,theme, idea,subject, content, motive, essence, burden

excursion, digression, digression, parenthesis,aside, parenthesis, tangent, aside, excursion, tangent

The leitmotif woven throughout the symphony evoked a sense of longing and nostalgia.

The recurring motif in the painting symbolized the artist's subconscious fears.

The motific tapestry depicted scenes of ancient mythology and legendary battles.

The composer cleverly employed a contrasting motif to create tension and release.