octosyllabical (Meaning)
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octosyllabical (a.)
Consisting of or containing eight syllables.
Synonyms & Antonyms of octosyllabical
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octosyllabical Sentence Examples
- The octosyllabical meter of the limerick makes it a delightfully playful form of poetry.
- The epic poem featured an octosyllabical scheme that added to its majestic tone.
- The octosyllabical verses of the hymn flowed effortlessly from the choir's lips.
- The playwright's fondness for octosyllabical dialogue lent a natural and rhythmic quality to the characters' speeches.
- The octosyllabical sonnets exhibited the poet's technical mastery and melodic sensitivity.
- The octosyllabical refrain of the song provided a catchy and memorable hook.
- The children danced with abandon to the octosyllabical rhythm of the polka.
- The octosyllabical lines of the rap song cleverly wove together wit, satire, and social commentary.
- The octosyllabical ballad told a captivating tale of love, loss, and adventure.
- The octosyllabical stanzas of the haiku added a sense of brevity and reflection to the poetic form.
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Consisting of or containing eight syllables.
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The octosyllabical meter of the limerick makes it a delightfully playful form of poetry.
The epic poem featured an octosyllabical scheme that added to its majestic tone.
The octosyllabical verses of the hymn flowed effortlessly from the choir's lips.
The playwright's fondness for octosyllabical dialogue lent a natural and rhythmic quality to the characters' speeches.
